The Belmont Report And Ethical Consequences

I think that it is paramount, when discussing policies or programs that can have significant ethical consequences, that you rank the three P's as follows: principle, power and profit. When these P's aren't taken into consideration, in the right order that is, we witness acts such as those mentioned in the lecture. This week's lecture highlighted 'The Belmont Report' which holds the ethical principles of respect for persons, beneficence and justice, as what should guide researchers ethically. When you sit down and take a look at power, profit and principle, ask yourself, which of these would take these three ethical principles into account? Surely, profit wouldn't mind if someone's liberty is being infringed upon, much like power thinks little