A consumer advocacy group is critical of ads by the U.S. Postal Service (USPS)that claim its Priority Mail is a low-cost, two-day service while failing to disclose that first-class letters generally reach their destination just as quickly and for a tenth the cost. The consumer advocacy group wants the USPS to take ____ responsibility for its actions and do what is right.
A)utilitarian
B)fiscal
C)legal
D)ethical
E)discretionary

Question

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The consumer advocacy group is concerned with the fairness and honesty of the USPS's advertising, which relates to ethical responsibility.

A Consumer Advocacy Group Is Critical of Ads by the U.S