Business, 12.02.2020 23:30, Aysha1311

Jack works in a clothing store at the mall. He is paid on commission, so the more he sells the more money he makes. When a customer asks Jack if he/she looks good in an item of clothing Jack always tells the truth, in a nice way. Jack reasons honesty is the best policy in every situation because honesty makes more people happy. What philosophy is Jack following

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