An ethical theory that urges managers to take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question is called ________.

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A)Like many consequentialist theories of ethics,utilitarianism urges managers to
take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question.
B)Like many consequentialist theories of ethics,utilitarianism urges managers to take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question.
C)Like many consequentialist theories of ethics,utilitarianism urges managers to take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question.
D)Like many consequentialist theories of ethics,utilitarianism urges managers to take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question.
E)Like many consequentialist theories of ethics,utilitarianism urges managers to take those actions that provide the greatest pleasure after having subtracted the pain or harm associated with the action in question.

An Ethical Theory That Urges Managers to Take Those Actions