Understanding Business
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Which of the following is not a criticism of utilitarian reasoning?It is consistent with decisions that seriously harm a small minority to bring about happiness for a large majority.It is consistent with decisions that violate human rights.It is consistent with decisions that violate important moral principles.It is consistent with decisions that bring about the unhappiness of the majority.
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