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18:55 Question List Question 4 Next Question 1 Question 2 Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 According to the school of ethical universalism, whether the use of underage labor is ethically acceptable or not hinges upon the ethical standards that each industry establishes for its member businesses Question Question 8 E Question 9 O if the use of underage labor is acceptable in a particular culture/society/country, then it is ethical for a company to use underage labor in conducting its business activities in that culture/society/country Question 10 Question 11 o there are ample grounds for rejecting the argument that the use of underage labor is ethically permissible in those countries, societies, and situations where child labor is normal andQuestion 12 customary if the use of underage labor is legal in a particular country, then it is ethical for a company to use underage labor in conducting its business activities in that country, no matter what the legality of using underage labor happens to be in other countries Question 13 : Question 14 Question 15 0 it is up to each business to set its own standards for deciding whether the use of underage Answered O No Answer labor is ethically acceptable or not. Copying, redistributing, or website posting is expressly prohibited and constitutes copyright violation. Copyright 2018 by Glo-Bus Software, Inc. Previous End Quiz Next> 2018 by GLO-BUS Software, Inc. Privacy Policy Terms of Use

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c) there are ample grounds for rejecting the argument that the use of underage labour is ethically permissible in those societies, countries, and, situations where child labour is customary, and, normal

common ethical ground are employed for judgment

Ethical implications apply to everyone regardless of circumstances; for instance, charity & altruism are pseudo universally good actions.

Kantian universalism is absolutist. Hare & Singer's universalism is conditional. Equality, truthfulness & justice are the three principles of universal morality. Universal morality overrides moralities that violate human dignity, are found unjust, or, are governed by moral principles that are that are not correct,or, reasonable from a universal point of view.

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