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Ethics - Kantian Ethics Almost Without Apology

   

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Kant’s ethical concern have been based on the descriptive ethics. This ethical aspect
includes the aspect of what do people thinks is right. As per the consideration, the main
consideration that can be made is that it is an empirical research that is to make as per the
attitude of individual groups of people. It is considered that decision making process is made as
per the description of the option that is provided. As per the theory understanding the theories
that helps in better understanding of the right and wrong is considered (Baron 2018). This
consideration includes the fact that uncovering of moral decision making is made. Being virtuous
have been one of the major aspect that is to be considered. Legal aspects are to be considered in
this section. Hence Kant would be stating the doctor not to perform the operation for
transplanting the organs. As there will be legal issues in future, the entire process is to be
eliminated.
Mill would have advised Doctor to perform the transplant process as the consequence of
the entire process will be providing a positive result to a majority. It is seen that 5 persons will be
getting benefitted in the process and none will be getting harmed. Hence the consequence of the
entire aspect will be on a positive node. The ethical theory of John Stuart Mill states that saying
action are right as long as it promotes human happiness. Mill have been focusing on the result of
the job and not the method that is used in completion of the process.
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As per Kantian argument regarding treatment of children, it can be stated that the
children also have a certain set of rights that are to be provided to them. Hence the issue of

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denying the rights can not be supported as per the theory of Utilitarianism. This section ensures
that the entire process will be having an improper ideology of the theory of Utilitarianism.
3.
It have been seen that there are 3 major aspects that can be performed by Stacy. Stacy
might be performing the duty in a positive manner, despite the issues he has been facing in the
process, Stacy can be open to the new candidates regarding the improper working environment.
This will be affecting the organization good will in a huge manner. Lastly the option that is left
for Stacy is to resign form the job. As per the ethics of alternative, the main aspect that is
considered in the process is that Stacy will have to stay quiet and not inform the new employees
about the issues that are ongoing, it will be ensuring that the new employees who will be joining
the organization will not be aware of the business environment and hence wise work accordingly
(Wood 2017). However the main benefit that will be received in the process is that the
interviewees will be having a good will for the company and this will ensure that there will be a
higher number of new entrants.
The cost benefit will be measured with the aspect of the number of new employees who
have been joining the organization without knowing the entire aspect. Yes, the benefit of telling
the truth outweigh the benefits of lying. It have been seen that in case Stacy had lied the new
interviewees, they would be having a different thought process and this leads to the fact that they
would not have stayed in the organization for a long period, whereas in case of telling the truth
the new employees will be aware of the behavior one will be responsible for committing wrong
deeds. This will be increasing the stability of the organization employees and this will be
benefitting the organization in a long run (Chandler 2019). In case Stacy had told the truth, there
would have been fewer numbers of employee interested for the job, however the interviewees

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