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 1   I, 1 |        choices, central to the ethical question, are made not only
 2   I, 1 |      and others. For them, the ethical question is particularly
 3   I, 4 | ideological pressures to lower ethical standards present in many
 4   I, 4 |       but the choices all have ethical weight and are subject to
 5   I, 4 |      weight and are subject to ethical evaluation. To choose rightly,
 6 III, 15|       the media popularize the ethical relativism and utilitarianism
 7 III, 16|      the poor - raises serious ethical questions. Have the rich
 8  IV    |               IV~SOME RELEVANT ETHICAL PRINCIPLES~
 9  IV, 20|                            20. Ethical principles and norms relevant
10  IV, 20|   great deal else besides. The ethical dimension relates not just
11  IV, 20|  market economies, the largest ethical question of all may be how
12  IV, 20| immediately clear how to apply ethical principles and norms to
13  IV, 21|       issues - the fundamental ethical principle is this: The human
14  IV, 23|      Still, considered from an ethical perspective, this presumption
15  IV, 23|       developing and enforcing ethical codes of behavior for their
16  IV, 25|     are not the only ones with ethical duties. Audiences - recipients -
17   V, 27|     impact, and especially the ethical implications, of new and
18   V, 30|        foster and support high ethical standards in the use of