A social activist has a subjective view of morality and this is reflected in her riveting speech during a demonstration outside city hall. That is, she has an underlying belief that A. circumstances play a role in behavior and the end may justify the means. B. right and wrong exist apart from cultural values or beliefs. C. ethical standards apply to all people in all situations at all times. D. the actions of others make sense to them and should not be judged.

A social activist has a subjective view of morality and this is reflected in her riveting speech during a demonstration outside city hall. That is, she has an underlying belief that A. circumstances play a role in behavior and the end may justify the means. B. right and wrong exist apart from cultural values or beliefs. C. ethical standards apply to all people in all situations at all times. D. the actions of others make sense to them and should not be judged.

Economics:

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Author:BOYES, William

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Chapter2: Scarcity And Opportunity Costs

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