Which of the following is least likely to be a case in which moral disagreement or ambiguity would be an issue?
A) determining how safe to make a product
B) deciding whether to pay a bribe to get a major sale
C) making a strategic decision based on instincts
D) firing an employee who has admitted to excessive stealing

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Firing an employee who has admitted to excessive stealing involves clear ethical guidelines and legal standards, making it a situation with less moral ambiguity compared to the other options, which involve more subjective judgment or potential ethical dilemmas.

Which of the Following Is Least Likely to Be a Case