Silent complicity-as understood by florian wettstein

Questions

1. Silent Complicity, as understood by Florian Wettstein, does not need to include any intent towards wrongdoing.

True or False

2. According to Wettstein, an example of complacency could be when a corporation, without taking any direct action, benefits from human rights violations in the country they are operating from.

True or False

3. According to Milton Friedman, that a company ought to direct its action towards doing the most amount of good for society it can, as long at it isn`t deceptive in doing so.

True or False

4. According to Milton Friedman, a company which seeks to create positive social change is doing something morally wrong because among other issues, it is undemocratic to spend someone else`s money to do something they might not approve of.

True or False

5. Kenneth Arrow argues that the problem with advocating for unrestricted profit seeking by companies is that pure profit seeking often means the company ends up with fewer profits.

True or False