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expeople1 [14]
3 years ago
5

Which ethical system consequences based or reasoning based on ethical rules most reflects the thinking used by the defendants fo

rd motor company
Law
1 answer:
Lisa [10]3 years ago
6 0

Question:

Which ethical system, consequence-based or reasoning based on ethical  rules, most reflect the thinking used by the defendant, Ford Motor  Company, in this case?

Answer:

The Ford Motor Company had employed none of the above approaches.

Explanation:

Ethics is deciding what is right or wrong in a reasoned, unbiased or unprejudiced way. When deciding ethically what is right or wrong there is two ways to look at it:

  • From the consequence-based approach or
  • the Ethical Rules approach

The consequence-based approach seeks to make good decisions or take good actions because good decisions usually lead to good outcomes while negative decisions usually lead to negative outcomes. The underlying premise here is that negative actions can sometimes be good.

Rule-based ethics on the other hand says that negative actions is ALWAYS translates.

If there was Law that backed up the decisions of Ford Motors because of the way the legislative process is structured (which is where a group of people known as the Congress are selected as representatives of the public to create laws on their behalf), such a law would be considered unconstitutional because knowingly creating a car that is unsafe for a human life goes against the foundation of any constitution especially that of the United States of America which indicates that

"all men are  created equal, that they are endowed  by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life,  Liberty, and the pursuit of  Happiness.”<em>that all men are  created equal, that they are endowed  by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are </em><em><u>Life</u></em><em>,  Liberty, and the pursuit of  Happiness.”</em>

Cheers

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