In 1995 China passed the Maternal and Infant Health Care Law, which bans marriag

In 1995 China passed the Maternal and Infant Health Care Law, which bans marriages between couples “with certain genetic diseases of a serious nature” unless they agree to sterilization or long-term contraception. The law also requires doctors to “advise” parents to abort if they detect an abnormality in the fetus. The state justifies this law as a measure to “shed some of the economic burden” of caring for disabled people. This justification is based on which of the following metaethical theories?
   a.   Kantian deontology
   b.   Buddhist ethics
   c.   care ethics
   d.   utilitarianism