Business Law Discussion Question

SECOND LEAD DISCUSSION QUESTION

David Hume criticizes the  approach and foundation upon which a number of ethical theories are  based. What do you understand is his criticism? Does it apply to Ayn  Rand’s ethical theory? Also, give one other criticism there is of her  ethical theory.

Term paper ghostwriting is surely not a new idea.  But doing it on the scale of big business—with advertisements in college  newspapers, branch offices, and a stable of writers—is. It is possible  today to buy a term paper on virtually any subject, complete with  footnotes and bibliography. Some companies even offer tailor-made  papers. Is such a business ethical?

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Week 6: Ayn Rand’s Objectivism/David Hume “IS-OUGHT” PROBLEM

Term paper ghostwriting is surely not a new idea. But doing it on the scale of big business—with advertisements in college newspapers, branch offices, and a stable of writers—is. It is possible today to buy a term paper on virtually any subject, complete with footnotes and bibliography. Some companies even offer tailor-made papers. You see an opportunity and want to start your own similar business. Is this business model ethical?

FIRST LEAD DISCUSSION QUESTION

Apply AYN RAND’S ethical approach to this scenario. How would she decide what is right to do? Note her theory has 4 principle’s which ought to be included in your analysis.

Rand described Objectivism as “The concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute”.

Ayn Rand’s approach to a situation is focused on the interest of the individual. as stated in the text she was prejudice against mysticism and collectivism. She was extremely impacted by the war and communism. Rand believed that our own happiness was the moral principal of life. Rand would believe this is acceptable because it goes with her ideas of self-interest & that it’s morally ok. She also believes that is what motivates in life. Selfishness is something she advocates for so someone else writing the paper & you are submitting it as your own. It is also believed we have free will and can think for ourselves. We have to use reason as knowledge when drawing conclusions and making choices.