MGMT 1040 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Optimality Theory
20 Jul 2016
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The law: what you have to do, not what you should do. An action can be illegal but morally right. An action that is legal can be morally wrong consistent set of universal rules that are widely published, generally accepted and usually enforced. Personal virtue: we should be open, honest, truthful, moderate and proud of what we do so that we work together well for the benefit of all. Religious injunctions: never take any action that is not kind and compassionate toward others and that does not forward a sense of true community, a belief that all of us should work jointly toward a common goal. Chapter 3 moral analysis and legal requirements. Interest a philosophy in ethics which states those who follow the law, Enlightened self despite conflicting feelings towards the law for the betterment of society will ultimately satisfy their self-interests in the long-run.
