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Which theory talks about 'Maximum happiness for the Maximum number of people"?
Which theory talks about 'Maximum happiness for the Maximum number of people"?
Updated On: Apr 7, 2024
- Utilitarianism
- Deontology
- Theory of Normative ethics
- Virtue ethics
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The correct option is(A): Utilitarianism
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