XYZ Company was considering moving its operations to a less-developed country. As part of the decision-making process, the executive managers of the company stood in the shoes of the current employees and asked themselves how it might feel to lose their jobs as a result of the proposed action. The executive managers of XYZ Company were demonstrating?

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Catherine Fernandez

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22 April, 07:45

XYZ Company was considering moving its operations to a less-developed country. As part of the decision-making process, the executive managers of the company stood in the shoes of the current employees and asked themselves how it might feel to lose their jobs as a result of the proposed action. The executive managers of XYZ Company were demonstrating?

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Lucia Rios · Answer 1

Moral imagination.

Explanation:

Moral imagination is an act of exploring the various likely impact of a new decision in order address potential ethical issues. It assists an individual to see beyond a laid down rule and standards and ethical values will not be violated.

It entails being initiative to develop new morally upright ideas, knowledge and actions outside the regular ethical principles.

Every human being posses moral imagination to a certain degree but its has to be developed before it can be of ethical contribution.