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When the CEO of the company decides that he wants to pay the workers while the plant is closed, because "it is the right thing to do" regardless of the consequences, what ethical philosophy is he likely
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When the CEO of the company decides that he wants to pay the workers while the plant is closed, because "it is the right thing to do" regardless of the consequences, what ethical philosophy is he likely using?

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Duty Based ethics

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The CEO believes that he/she has the duty to pay the employees for their fidelity and work even during the bad times.

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