Finance and Accounting accounting ethics questions

1. Explain and critically evaluate the differences between utilitarianism and egoism. Use examples to show how each might yield different answers to ethical issues.
2. Explain and critically evaluate the differences between a categorical imperative and a hypothetical imperative.

What kinds of hypothetical imperatives are there?

Explain the categorical imperatives. Explain and critically evaluate how, if at all, each differs from the Golden Rule.
3. Based on Kant’s universalizability principle, auditors must avoid the perception of a conflict of interest.

Give the best possible explanation of this conclusion. Be sure to include an explanation of the universalizability principle and how it supports this conclusion.

Do you believe Kant’s reasoning supports this conclusion? Why or why not?

4. In your text, an argument is presented for why accounting is a profession. One of the best ways to show understanding is to argue the opposite view. So, in this essay, present a convincing argument for why accounting is NOT a profession.

5. In your text, an argument is presented for why the chief ethical difficulty in accounting is Full Disclosure. Naturally, some disagree with this stance. In this essay, convincingly argue for why this is incorrect and something else (of your choosing) is the chief ethical difficulty in accounting.
By the way, the text is accounting ethics 2nd edition of Ronald Duska. Use additional sources if necessary. Cite APA style.

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