When politicians make claims that we need to spend a large amount of money to achieve a goal, the claim is often made without legitimate evidence to support a claim that a given program will have a particular result. let's say that a politician wants to implement a nation-wide education program. the politician gave four examples of schools that used the program: scores at the schools increased 0.5, 1, 2, and 2.5 points respectively (the nation-wide average of the scores is 70). the politician gave no additional evidence about the effectiveness of the program. which of the following ethical theories can be used to support a more proactive approach to corporate responsibility, for example, purchasing an inexpensive new technology that could significantly reduce pollution?