A manager makes ethical decisions based on what he feels he can get away with given his power in the organization's hierarchy.He is using the principle of the:

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The statement describes the might-equals-right ethic, which suggests that those in power can make decisions based on what they think they can get away with. This approach prioritizes power and control over ethics and fairness, and can lead to unethical behavior. The other options are not applicable to the situation described.

A Manager Makes Ethical Decisions Based on What He Feels