Mill argues that the happiness produced by various actions
A) can differ not only in degree but also in kind.
B) is the same.
C) should not be measured.
D) is irrelevant to ethics.
E) none of these

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Mill argues that happiness can differ both in quantity (degree) and quality (kind), suggesting that some pleasures are more desirable and valuable than others based on their intrinsic qualities.

Mill Argues That the Happiness Produced by Various Actions