In 1996, the Atlanta Olympic Committee Designed and Built a Tall

Multiple Choice

In 1996, the Atlanta Olympic Committee designed and built a tall structure shaped like the Olympic Torch, for visitors to climb to get a view of the city. The design was not wheelchair accessible, as the required changes to the design would alter the structure's appearance significantly. The decision was that no one would be allowed to climb to the top. This decision reflects which philosophy?

A) preconventional morality
B) social responsibility
C) distributive justice
D) utilitarianism