Professor Herman identifies two distinct problems with teleology, or consequentialist analysis. Which of the following best illustrates a problem with consequentialist reasoning? An employee who is unsure about when to make exceptions to an important moral principle A manager who cannot decide between conflicting codes of ethics-from positional codes of ethics (like SHRM) to industry best practices, plus the company's own ethics code A business owner who commits accounting fraud in order to keep the company open and prevent mass layoffs A law that requires employees to behave against their better ethical judgment Question 2 1 pts CFP (B) is short for "Certified Financial Professional," a highly-valued credential for personal financial advisors. The CFP Board has a "Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct" that these professionals are expected to uphold. These include "Act in the client's best interests" and "Maintain the confidentiality and protect the privacy of client information." The textbook authors would say this code of ethics is most clearly an example of the: Deontological approach Virtue ethics approach Veil of ignorance Teleological (or Consequential) approach