Question

Bentham and Kant agree on?

Answer 1

Morality constrains individual self-interest

Step-by-step explanation:

both authors believe that morality puts limits on what any given individual may do in the pursuit of his or self-interest. For example: Kant argues that one should never make a lying promise, even if is one's interest to do so; Bentham argues that one shoukd maximise everyone's aggregate pleasure minus pain, not only one's own.

Answer 2

Bentham and Kant agree on Maximizing pleasure and minimizing pain is all that matters, morally speaking.