Moral philosophy refers to

A) values developed in an organizational environment.
B) the morality of business activities.
C) the principles or rules that people use to decide what is right and wrong.
D) the legality of business activities.
E) the principles or rules that policymakers use to create legislation.

Moral philosophy is concerned with the principles or rules that people use to decide what is right and wrong. It involves the study of various ethical theories and the examination of moral concepts such as justice, rights, and virtue. It is distinct from legal philosophy, which is concerned with the nature of law and the legal system. Moral philosophy provides a framework for understanding ethical issues and making moral judgments.