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3 years ago
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Research suggests that fairness plays

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Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago
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D. a role because consumers donate money to charity

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Charities seeking to promote welfare and humanitarian relief causes should employ an emotion that prioritizes the ethical concerns of care, but charities seeking to promote justice and equality causes should employ an emotion that prioritizes ethical concerns of fairness.

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