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Question 32 1 pts According to Chapter 5's discussion of corporate moral agency: all philosophers agree that corporations are moral agents companies today no longer need corporate internal decisions (CID) structures assigning moral responsibility for corporate conduct to particular individuals inside the company can be difficult o it makes no sense to talk about corporations as moral agents, either literally or as a shorthand way of referring to the obligations of individuals inside the corporation MacBook Pro

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All philosophers agree that corporations are moral agents. As the name "Corporate" itself is self explanatory.

Though assigning to any individual responsibility for it is difficult but not impossible. And Companies must have corporate internal decision structure to set its own standards and value