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According to Washington what are the consequences of the governement taking no action?
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What do Consequentialists believe are the central part of moral action is?
Consequences
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What is the meaning of pragmatic ethics?
this is an ethical theory which holds that the morality of human acts depends on consequences or results. An action is right if it leads to good consequences; wrong if it leads to bad consequences.
What is Social consequences?
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