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    Utilitarianism What is utilitarianism? It is a theory of normative ethics that straightforwardly identifies good or bad, moral or immoral. It answers the question with an analysis focusing on whether a particular action or type of action makes people happy, and if so, it is good. Utilitarianism asserts that the right action is the one that most increases the happiness of the most number of people involved. It produces the most favorable balance of good over evil, everyone considered. The…

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    property contained in said demised Premises not properly repaired or replaced by Tenant(s) within twenty (20) days of termination, said sum of money to be used to clean, repair or replace same, said sum of money also to be used to pay tor any unpaid utilities, services, fuels and supplies, to the extent that there are any, for which the Tenant(s) is responsible; however, said deposit does not release Tenant(s) from the obligation to pay for same when bills are presented, and the balance, if any,…

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    Is the relationship that Jimmy and Alison have real? Is this kind of anger destructive or productive? I’ll happily respond with a cliche ‘both’. The way Osborn represents anger shows its utility. It is the only thing keeping Jimmy together. Without his anger he has no purpose. Every personal relationship he has is tied to anger, he spends his free time reading the news and getting angry about it. Anger pushes Jimmy forward as a character…

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    A utilitarian approach states that we have a moral obligation to prevent harm when doing so would not cause harm to ourselves. Utilitarianism proposes that we should use the principle of utility to benefit all of humanity and that we should all be concerned with altruism, or practice selfless concern for others. The consequential theory brings about the question if helping underdeveloped nations would produce more harm or is it more beneficial…

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    income is 15,000. According to CNN’s cost of living calculator, the cost of living in New Orléans on minimum wage is very hard. Yet, one’s necessities take about 40% of the income. That means 6,000 yearly goes to groceries, transportation, housing, utilities, and health care. This is hard for three people to live on because this is per person. Health insurance for one costs almost 6,000 yearly. This is why minimum wage needs to…

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    the price of essential IT functionality has dropped to the point that anyone can afford it; the capacity of the delivery mechanism, the Internet, has caught up with demand; IT companies are positioning themselves as commodity suppliers and even utilities; and finally, the investment bubble has burst, which is historically a "clear indication that an infrastructural technology is reaching the end of its buildout." So, if Carr is correct, what can an IT manager do? Carr suggests that companies…

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    Utilitarianism is considered as one of the most prominent philosophical concepts. This model's core perspective emphasizes that actions are ethically acceptable or unacceptable depending on their consequences. Based on this understanding, it can be argued that utilitarians hold that the goal of morality is to improve life by enhancing some favorable things such as happiness in the world while minimizing undesirable aspects such as grief (Urmson, 33). Consequently, the core objective of this…

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    provides the reader with both an in-depth explanation of these models as well as their unique conclusions when applied to the crisis. Allison begins with a description of the rational actor model and its explanation of the crisis. Found on maximizing utility, the model assumes that the actor…

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    The City of Milwaukee Department of City Development (DCD) is a governmental agency in charge of promoting conditions within the City of Milwaukee to increase development, resulting in the creation of jobs and wealth. It helps promote development by encompassing current and future economic conditions to foster residential, commercial, and industrial development. It is also in charge of implementing strict environmental and ecological regulations during any planning and development scenarios.…

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    The reason why utility is not prolonged happiness is because when somebody is continuously happy, that person loses interest in taking any further actions that will benefit in others in order to be generally happy. Pleasure should not always last for a long time because…

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