Bribery, though commonly thought wrongful, arguably can be considered moral purs

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Bribery, though commonly thought wrongful, arguably can be considered moral pursuant to:
Answer

a. Utilitarian ethics if the overall greater good is achieved by paying the bribe even though there are certain negative consequences for some stakeholders (such as the competition and the host society).

b. Ethical egoism from the vantage point of the company paying the bribe if they really need the contract with the foreign government and they have a policy of "letting the locals deal with the locals."

c. Ethical relativism if making the lavish "gifts" (that is, "bribe" payments") to foreign government officials is considered to be an acceptable and appropriate practice and custom in the host county.

d. All of the above

Explanation / Answer

C.

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