Rule consequentialism argues that one ought to always
A) obey that system of rules which-if generally accepted and followed-would produce the best consequences.
B) do that action that will maximize the aggregate good.
C) obey that system of rules which- if generally accepted and followed-would maximize aggregate utility.
D) do that action that will maximize the aggregate utility.

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Rule consequentialism specifically focuses on following a set of rules that, if generally accepted and followed, would produce the best consequences. This approach emphasizes promoting the overall well-being and good consequences for society as a whole, rather than simply maximizing individual or aggregate utility.

Rule Consequentialism Argues That One Ought to Always