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This page will explore the philosophical feasibility of treating corporations and organizations as proper subjects of Kantian ethics and theories of justice, with a central focus on assessing whether treating corporations under Kantian ethical and justice standards would provide long-term benefits for individual subjects in general. Key questions include: Can corporate entities be held to categorical imperatives? Do organizations possess the rational autonomy required for moral agency under Kantian frameworks? Most importantly, would applying Kantian duties and justice principles to corporations ultimately serve the interests and dignity of individual human beings, or would it create unintended consequences that harm individual autonomy and well-being?