To reduce carbon emissions from its school buses, a private school switched from gasoline buses to electric buses, even though the change reduced profits somewhat. Which ethical decision making model best fits these facts?
a duty-based ethics
b. profit maximization theory
c. moral minimum theory
d. none of the answers fit the scenario.
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