EarthLast, Inc. is a heavy polluter. Which of the following would be a philosophical ethical dilemma for Mr. Bill, a manager at EarthLast?Whether or not the Christian Bible allows for pollution Whether or not federal or state law allows for pollution Whether or not pollution is permissible under Mr. Bill’s moral beliefs of right or wrong None of the aboveA large business horizontal merger, such as the United Airlines – Continental Airlines merger, could be considered moral pursuant to:a. Ethical egoism from the standpoint of the new gigantic merged business despite some short-term expense, stress, and dislocation if the merger is approved by the government and overall it benefits the company and its stakeholders in the long-term.b. Utilitarianism if society benefits overall from the merger although some employees (mainly middle managers) lost their jobs and there is now less competition on some routes (but more competition on others).c. Legal Positivism if the government approves the merger.d.All of the above.Employee surveillance and monitoring done by the employer can result in:Condemnation as an immoral company actions pursuant to Kantian ethics if the employees’ privacy is violated. Lawsuits for invasion of privacy if the actions are too intrusive. Prohibited strictly by federal law in the United States. A and B