An automobile defect injures a few people and instead of recalling the defected model, the company pays damages to the few injured people. This is an example of:

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This scenario is an example of Utilitarianism, which is an ethical theory that suggests an action is right if it benefits the majority, even if it harms a few. The company's decision to pay damages rather than recall the model suggests they are prioritizing the greater good (or lesser harm) for the majority, which aligns with utilitarian principles.

An Automobile Defect Injures a Few People and Instead of Recalling