… Her e again we have a range of questions to which non-utilitarian answers have to be give
n or at leas t presupposed befor e an y utihtaria n test ca nbe applied . Utilitarianism thu s …

… —such as cost-benefit analyses— with moral considerations, … Non-utilitarian Ethical
Considerations Beyond the practical … debates regarding the ethical foundations of environmental …

… of the theory are discussed. Three … the ethical problem of quantifying human life and medical
treatments while assessing the strengths and weaknesses of utilitarian cost-benefit analysis…

… Therefore, to measure the extent to which people approximate an ethical theory such as …
how wrong it would be for someone to perform the non-utilitarian action (1 = not at all wrong; 7 = …

… because ethical issues are indeed intimately connected with many economic issues; for
example, when economists perform cost-benefit analysis… Even non-utilitarian views have to give …

… perspective is a vital matter for debate in environmental ethics… to utilitarianism, others to
non-utilitarian versions of welfarism, … With appropriate distributional weights, cost-benefit analysis …

… According to this view, the moral judgment process consists of a broadly consequentialist
cost-benefit analysis, which may recognize violations of rights and duties as morally relevant …

… solve the dilemma using utilitarian cost-benefit analysis. Building on this, the DPM suggests
non-utilitarian (often referred to as deontological ) aspects of our moral decision-making are …

… We show that the prioritarian SVRR provides a rigorous basis in economic theory for the “fair
innings” concept, proposed in the public health literature: as between an older individual …

… be interpreted as judgment impartiality or an intrinsic ethical nature; however, we maintain
that … use of objective data and non-utilitarian information is frequent (see this paper Section 5). …