Widgetco is considering whether to move its manufacturing operations to an overseas location where it is legal to hire labor for just a couple dollars per person per day. If Widgetco decides not to move its operations because the labor arrangement would be involve injustice to the workers, which kind of ethical theory or standard is Widgetco most likely using in its reasoning? A Outcome-based B) Duty-based Character-based Question 8 1 Point Widgetco is considering whether to move its manufacturing operations to an overseas location where it is legal to hire labor for just a couple dollars per person per day. If Widgetco decides not to move its operations because the labor arrangement would be perceived as a sweatshop situation, and that perception would likely harm Widgetco's sales and public reputation, which kind of ethical theory or standard is Widgetco most likely using in its reasoning? A Duty-based B) Outcome-based Character-based