If one accepts the proposition that corporations are more rational than individuals,
it should generally follow that corporations can be more easily deterred than
individuals.

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If corporations are more rational than individuals, they are more likely to consider the potential consequences of their actions and weigh the costs and benefits of a course of action. This means that they may be more easily deterred by the threat of negative consequences, such as legal or financial penalties, than individuals who may act impulsively or emotionally.

If One Accepts the Proposition That Corporations Are More Rational