Understanding how Duska and Duska invoke Kant's universalizability principle, they would suggest that no matter the moral corruption of individuals within corporations, if every auditor acted honestly and with objectivity, trust in the world markets would remain high.

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Duska and Duska are invoking Kant's universalizability principle to suggest that if every auditor acted honestly and with objectivity, this action could be universalized without leading to any contradictions, and therefore trust in the world markets would remain high. It does not matter if some individuals within corporations are morally corrupt as long as all auditors adhere to ethical principles. Therefore, option A is correct.

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