Discuss why Kant and Aristotle would argue over the notion of who is a virtuous person.
A. For Aristotle, a person is virtuous if they act virtuously because they want to.For Kant, a person is virtuous if they act virtuously to help others becausethey should regardless of how they feel about taking such actions.
B. For Aristotle, a person is virtuous if they act virtuously to help others becausethey should regardless of how they feel about taking such actions. For Kant, aperson is virtuous if they act virtuously because they want to.
C. For Aristotle, a person is virtuous if they find it easy to act virtuously and
acting this way makes them look good. For Kant, a person is virtuous if they
act virtuously but against their own desires.
D. For Aristotle, a person is virtuous if they act virtuously even if they don't want
to. For Kant, a person is virtuous if the person does good works.
Question 2
The common definition of price fixing is:
a. When companies agree to set prices artificially high.
b. When companies agree to limit production.
c. When a company sells a buyer certain goods only on condition that the buyeralso purchases other goods from the firm.
d. When companies agree to limit production.
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Aristotle (384–322 B.C.E.).
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