Which of the following incidents would Tom Jones consider to have the highest moral intensity?
A) A company's poor working and sanitation conditions causes a fire that kills 17 people.
B) A company's continued pollution over a decade contributes to lower respiratory health for everyone in a tristate area.
C) A company corruption scandal forces the resignation of several members of top management.
D) A company corruption scandal plummets the company's social standing and lowered profits bring about many layoffs.

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The incident involving poor working and sanitation conditions leading to a fire that kills 17 people would be considered to have the highest moral intensity by Tom Jones because it involves significant harm to individuals, making it a situation with a high degree of moral urgency.

Which of the Following Incidents Would Tom Jones Consider to Have