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The feasibility test brings in a series of practical
constraints by asking whether the selected alternative can
be implemented given time, financial, legal, personal, and
social constraints. By focusing the decision-maker on these
constraints, the feasibility test helps to integrate ethical
considerations with other aspects of a decision.
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