Some have interpreted ethical egoism as what the text calls expansive egoism. On this interpretation,
A) almost any act done for others will count as jointly benefiting.
B) egoism approves whatever serves one's best interest.
C) egoism approves of most or all of the acts human beings commonly take to be morally right.
D) All of the above

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Expansive egoism suggests that actions benefiting others can also benefit oneself, aligning with ethical egoism's focus on self-interest. Thus, all options reflect aspects of expansive egoism.

Some Have Interpreted Ethical Egoism as What the Text Calls