Arguments that labor unions create market conflict that result in less-than-optimal results reflect:
A) Duty ethical beliefs.
B) Fairness ethical beliefs.
C) Libertarian ethical beliefs.
D) Utilitarian ethical beliefs.

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Utilitarian ethical beliefs prioritize the greatest good for the greatest number of people. Labor unions are argued to create market conflict which may result in less-than-optimal results for certain individuals or groups, however, the overall benefit to the larger group of workers may be considered greater. Therefore, a utilitarian ethical perspective would prioritize the benefits of the union for the majority over the conflicts that may arise.

Arguments That Labor Unions Create Market Conflict That Result in Less-Than-Optimal