The short-term and long-term

Answer choices

1. A

   Weakens1% picked this

   A business's moral interests do not always provide compelling reasons for

   If a business’s moral interests are it’s long-term interests, then this would limit the frequency in which such interests offer a compelling reason to execute the morally preferable act.

   1%
2. B

   Correct70% picked this

   A business's long-term interests often provide compelling reasons for executing

   Why this is right

   This bridges the gap between LT → CRE the identifying which interests are morally preferable and actually have a compelling reasoning to execute on those interests.

   Skill tested: Sufficient Assumption · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

   70%
3. C

   Premise Support15% picked this

   The morally preferable act for a business to execute and the long-term interests of the

   This supports the premise that the long-term interests of a company are usually morally preferable to it’s short-term interests.

   15%
4. D

   Premise Support12% picked this

   The morally preferable act for a business to execute and the short-term interests of the

   This supports the premise that the long-term interests of a company are usually morally preferable to it’s short-term interests.

   12%
5. E

   Out of Scope - Term Shift2% picked this

   When a business's short-term and long-term interests conflict, morality alone is rarely

   The issue isn’t whether morality offers overriding considerations, but whether morality overlaps with considerations that are compelling.

   2%