Discuss this case from the perspectives of utilitarianism, rights, justice, and caring
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1. Discuss this case from the perspectives of utilitarianism, rights, justice, and caring. What insight does virtue theory shed on the ethics of the events described in this case? 2. “In a free enterprise society all adults should be allowed to make their own decisions about how they choose t o earn their living.” Discuss this statement in light of the Lilly case. 3. In your judgment, is the policy of using homeless alcoholics for test subjects morally appropriate? Explain the reasons for your judgment. What does your judgment imply about the moral legitimacy of a free market in labor? 4. How should the managers of Lilly handle this issue?
