Determining what's "right" or "wrong" is made a little easier by the principle that what's "right" for one group of stakeholders is probably "right" for another.

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The principle that what's "right" for one group of stakeholders is probably "right" for another is overly simplistic and does not account for the complex and often conflicting interests and values of different stakeholder groups. What is considered "right" can vary significantly between groups, making ethical decision-making more challenging.

Determining What's "Right" or "Wrong" Is Made a Little Easier