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The gravest ethical failures occur when public trust is converted into private opportunity. Discuss the ethical meaning of public trust. Explain why its breach results in disproportionate social harm.

Q10. The gravest ethical failures occur when public trust is converted into private opportunity. Discuss the ethical meaning of public trust. Explain why its breach results in disproportionate social harm. (10 M)

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