Quiz 1
1. Theory that moral agents must act based on categorical imperatives, regardless of outcomes.
2. Rawlsian mechanism for justifying inequalities that benefit the least advantaged.
3. Ethical critique of Shareholder Primacy regarding externalized costs and stakeholder neglect.
4. Trompenaars dimension distinguishing equality of rules from relationship-based context.
5. The challenge of monitoring agent actions to ensure alignment with principal goals.
6. Ethical framework emphasizing communal obligations and social interconnectedness.
7. Corporate human rights concept referring to the capacity to fulfill potential.
8. Theory deriving morality from character rather than rules or outcomes.
9. Phenomenon where unregulated individual action depletes shared resources.
10. Duty to avoid returning individuals to a dangerous environment.
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