Category: Utilitarianism

Table of Contents Introduction Utilitarianism in Capitalistic System Examples of Indian and Chinese Corporations Conclusion References Introduction Being the largest and most diverse region of the world, Asia varies in the forms of business ethics practices by the corporations. Some countries in the region are highly influenced by the colonization and spread of Western principles,…

Utilitarian reasoning is applied in various aspects of human life. A typical human life consists of 5 aspects: the work, health, learning, social, and spiritual levels of existence. It is often used both for moral reasoning and for any kind of rational decision-making. Additionally applied in several contexts, it can even be used for deliberations…

About 13 million metrics of tons of plastic ends up in the ocean every year, causing sea animals to suffocate, starve, and drown. Plastic not only affect animals, it also has a negative effect on humans because it contaminates the sea food humans eat. (PEW) As a result, humans are being stressed everyday about the…