The Ethical Dimension In this case, aquatic organisms were most directly at risk. Is it acceptable to
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The Ethical Dimension
In this case, aquatic organisms were most directly at risk. Is it acceptable to apply cost-benefit analyses to situations in which the lives of people are directly affected? Explain.
The Global Dimension
In analyzing the costs and benefits of an action that affects the environment, should a line be drawn at a nation’s borders? Why or why not?
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ISBN: 978-1285185248
13th edition
Authors: Kenneth Clarkson, Roger LeRoy Miller, Frank Cross
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