Which one of these strategies is consistent with the cultural relativism approach to ethics? Carefully weight the social benefits and costs of continuing to buy the batteries and go forward with the order only if the benefits outweigh the costs. Appreciate that the miners are not simply cogs in mining process, but human beings who deserve to be treated respectfully. Realize that the mining process is the accepted approach in the country and that our competitors have accepted it as the cultural norm as well.Thinking back to Damian's Quick Market Analysis, how do you think people working in the mines might react? Would they want us to insist on better standards in the mines, even if doing so could mean a loss of income for them? Choose the correct answer. Workers are not worried about finding new jobs so would prefer us to insist on higher standards even if it means layoffs. Workers know they are protected by the Universal Declaration on Human Rights and so don't have to worry about unethical standards. Workers would appreciate better safety regulations, but not at the expense of their jobs