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    laboratory exercise led to several learning outcomes, including allowing me a better understanding of how some criminal acts occur and ways in which some types of crimes may be avoided moving forward. This laboratory assignment clearly demonstrated the utility of assigning shared responsibility for criminal acts; the lab report did not involve assigning "blame" to any of the victims, but instead attempting to understand how the victims' actions could have contributed to the crimes that took…

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    aimed at joining individual rights with the utilitarian theory of greatest happiness. His book, On Liberty, valued the importance of freedom as long it as causes no harm to others. Bentham wanted to maximize utility or happiness in every situation but Mills thinks we should maximize utility in the long run. It will cause greater happiness in the future if we respect each other’s rights. Mill’s wrote a long essay called, Utilitarianism, which showed there is way to distinguish higher pleasures…

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    persuaded either through threats or bribes to stop – tells the story of how he began as an Economic Hit Man (EHM) and his professional activity with Chas. T. Main, an “independent” utilities consultant to the governments of various developing countries. As an EHM, his job was to write exaggerated predictions on potential utilities use and then convince leaders of developing countries to take on loans that they couldn’t possibly repay, in order to commission American engineering companies to…

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    c. The reason the cost of OS-367 increased under the ABC system while the cost of GS-157 decreased is due to the total allocated cost for each product was different from the allocated cost under the Traditional costing system. Traditional allocation methods divide cost by departments and distribute the costs between the departments as they relate to volume-based cost drivers (Edmonds, Tsay, & Olds, 2011). However, ABC allocation methods differs by dividing the cost by activity centers and…

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    is not continuous on each side. The engineer requires the installation bridging to prevent the studs from twisting and bending. The foundation placement is made after confirming all underground utilities have been located prior to excavating. In addition, a note requires all abandoned footings and utilities are to be removed before constructing the new footings. Furthermore, a deputy supervisor must be present when grading, backfilling and compaction activities are performed. Even though…

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    Utilitarianism Utilitarianism is based on the idea that our moral worth of our actions is only determined by its involvement to overall utility in maximizing happiness or pleasure in society. It is, then, the total utility of individuals which is important here, the greatest happiness for the greatest number of people. “Utility, after which the doctrine is named, is a measure in economics of the relative satisfaction from, or desirability of, the consumption of goods.” (mustin, 2008) It seems…

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    utilitarianism as a moral theory. Mill defines the utilitarianism theory as one that state's “actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness” (p. 90). Many utilitarians look at utility as pleasure, with the absence of pain. He presents utilitarianism as a view that utilitarians perceive to be the morally right action is the action that produces the most good. This is implied by the theory that the right action is accepted…

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    paved into hot debate topic where advocated has introduced policy interventions. The Internet Service Providers and the Net Neutrality in the United States argued and disagreed about the internet broadband to be a necessary service. The internet utility to have a government license and the data regarding customers should not be sold. And by the status of the…

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    Project Life Cycle I’ve worked on many projects from start to finish in my 20 years working in the military, private sector, and civilian federal government. In the private sector, I worked for a company called Amec Foster Wheeler. There we offered the customers a multi-array of skill set from our environmental department and a complete facet of environmental services covering water, air, and land. Furthermore, Amec Foster Wheeler spearhead the number one position in leadership for…

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    No we shouldn’t be equally concerned for everyone. Having equal concern for everyone is too challenging. It would require us to not only give up extravagances but to totally change our lives to help others that are in need of the greater good. We would be required to lower everything to the impartial promotion of general welfare and would require us to give up our plans and activities and devote ourselves full time to promoting the good of others. Utilitarianism is incapable of making a…

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