In Foot’s essay, one of the conditions that justify actions that have undesirable outcomes is “the action’s bad effect is not intended”. With the latter in mind, each student will share their take on the following question: QUESTION: Is the building of mega commercial establishments such as malls permissible? With this, you should: Consider its short terms consequences, particularly the immediate economic benefits the establishment provides. Consider the long-term consequences, particularly its impact on its surrounding natural environment. Ultimately, your answer should be based on Foot's condition that the bad effect of the action is not intended by the agent/s.

In Foot’s essay, one of the conditions that justify actions that have undesirable outcomes is “the action’s bad effect is not intended”. With the latter in mind, each student will share their take on the following question: QUESTION: Is the building of mega commercial establishments such as malls permissible? With this, you should: Consider its short terms consequences, particularly the immediate economic benefits the establishment provides. Consider the long-term consequences, particularly its impact on its surrounding natural environment. Ultimately, your answer should be based on Foot's condition that the bad effect of the action is not intended by the agent/s.

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