The term the moral minimum refers

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The term “the moral minimum” refers to:

1 The bare minimum of ethical behaviors and attitudes needed in order that the market may function

2 The law

3 The “rules of the game” and “face to face” civility, as understood by Theodore Levitt

4 All of the above

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