Oscar, the meat department manager at a supermarket, follows a deontological view of ethics. He therefore sees no ethical problem in selling rabbit meat and labeling it as chicken, so long as no customer gets sick.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Deontological ethics emphasize the moral rules and duties, and it is not ethically permissible to lie or deceive customers even if no harm is done. Therefore, selling rabbit meat and labeling it as chicken violates the principle of honesty and integrity and is considered unethical.

Oscar, the Meat Department Manager at a Supermarket, Follows a Deontological