Efficiency itself is simply as instrumental good, that is, it is valuable strictly as means to something else. In the corporation, efficiency is valuable as a means to growth and to profit maximization. Within the ethical theory, efficiency is the means for maximizing human good (Beauchamp & Bowie, 2004)...
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Efficiency itself is simply as instrumental good, that is, it is valuable strictly as means to something else. In the corporation, efficiency is valuable as a means to growth and to profit maximization. Within the ethical theory, efficiency is the means for maximizing human good (Beauchamp & Bowie, 2004)...
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