Chapter 9.3, Problem 4EGDQ

a.

Program Plan Intro

Kant’s Categorical imperative:

• Categorical imperative is used to provide a way for the people to evaluate moral actions and to make moral judgments. It is not a command to perform a specific task; it is simply an ethics of duty.
• Kant’s categorical imperative states that the people must be ethical if they are willing to publish their behavior to the world.

Utilitarianism:

• Utilitarianism is an ethics according to which action is correct or wrong should be judged by it consequence. The main concept of utilitarian ethics is to establish the greatest happiness for the greater number of people.

b.

Program Plan Intro

Kant’s Categorical imperative:

• Categorical imperative is used to provide a way for the people to evaluate moral actions and to make moral judgments. It is not a command to perform a specific task; it is simply an ethics of duty.
• Kant’s categorical imperative states that the people must be ethical if they are willing to publish their behavior to the world.

Utilitarianism:

• Utilitarianism is an ethics according to which action is correct or wrong should be judged by it consequence. The main concept of utilitarian ethics is to establish the greatest happiness for the greater number of people.

c.

Program Plan Intro

Kant’s Categorical imperative:

• Categorical imperative is used to provide a way for the people to evaluate moral actions and to make moral judgments. It is not a command to perform a specific task; it is simply an ethics of duty.
• Kant’s categorical imperative states that the people must be ethical if they are willing to publish their behavior to the world.

Utilitarianism:

• Utilitarianism is an ethics according to which action is correct or wrong should be judged by it consequence. The main concept of utilitarian ethics is to establish the greatest happiness for the greater number of people.

d.

Program Plan Intro

Kant’s Categorical imperative:

• Categorical imperative is used to provide a way for the people to evaluate moral actions and to make moral judgments. It is not a command to perform a specific task; it is simply an ethics of duty.
• Kant’s categorical imperative states that the people must be ethical if they are willing to publish their behavior to the world.

Utilitarianism:

• Utilitarianism is an ethics according to which action is correct or wrong should be judged by it consequence. The main concept of utilitarian ethics is to establish the greatest happiness for the greater number of people.