Analyze the $$Per Diem$$ reading using what you learned in the $$Constraints$$ reading.$$

Explain why$$it is$$or$$why$$it is not$$a morally $$big deal$$ to claim five full days of per diem when the regulations indicate that you should report three full days.

Test whether you are violating someone$$s rights by reporting five full days. According to government regulations, you are technically misreporting your expenses by reporting five full days. Apply the $$universalization$$ test: If every government employee planned to misreport his or her travel expenses, and everyone knew that everyone planned to misreport, would everyone still get paid the $$extra$$ money she or he wants? In other words, would this plan work if everyone was up front about planning to claim more money than the regulations say he or she deserves?