A. Avoiding Risk
Explanation:
When a company is trying to avoid risks it finds alternative strategies to get a job done when they feel it is viable than taking a risk. <u>This is a defensive option often chosen by firms when they do not see the possible reward being worth the risk </u>in a particular strategy.
When this form of strategies are used in management it means that the <u>company would rather stay stable than go for higher while risking their basic business.</u>
Solution :
It is a case of surrogacy issue.
Here in the context, Penelope and Goldberg signed a contract individually for entering in to a surrogacy contract where Penelope Barr will be the surrogate mother for Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg. Under this contract, Penelope had taken $ 20,000 at the staring and will be paid another $ 20,000 after she delivers the baby and hands it over to the Goldberg family.
But after giving birth, Penelope did not wished to hand over the baby to Goldberg family as per the contract signed.
Penelope breached the contract which is illegal.
A trial judge of Nevada is finding it difficult to come to a conclusion and enforce the contract of surrogate motherhood. As surrogacy is legal in Nevada, and according to the contract signed between the two parties, Penelope should give the child to Mr. and Mrs. Goldberg.
In this case, none of the "precedents" must be followed. But the judge can adopt the valuable reasoning of these states court only if the judge finds the reasoning persuasive.
Answer:
kung among bukang bibig, ziyang laman ng dibdib
Answer:
1. Deontology C. is the normative ethical theory that a moral act is based on whether the act itself is right or wrong under a series of rules, and not based on the consequences of the act.
2. Utilitarianism D. the best ethical choice produces the best result for the greatest number
3. Free market ethics A. goods and services are worth what people believe they are worth and are willing to pay for and businesses need only be concerned with making a profit for owners (shareholders)
4. Virtue ethics B. based on the moral character of the person rather than the act
