About the bribery in Mexico City, not only is it the way things have been done as long as anyone can remember, but the process actually makes a lot

About the bribery in Mexico City, not only is it the way things have been done as long as anyone can remember, but the process actually makes a lot of sense; it's even very economically efficient because the middlemen are being cut out. Instead of having to pay an administrative staff to process traffic tickets, then accept deposits into the city's account, and then redistribute the money back out as part of police salaries, here the money goes straight into the officer's pocket.

1. What is cultural relativism, and how does the vision of ethics associated with it diverge from the traditional ethical theories?
2. The Mexico City process of getting and paying off a traffic ticket is different from the process in other countries. What values and advantages can be associated with the process in Mexico City? How can it be justified in ethical terms?
3. What values and advantages can be associated with the process of getting and paying off a traffic ticket in your country? How can it be justified in ethical terms?
4. How can the difference between the Mexico City process of getting and paying off a traffic ticket and the process in your country be converted into an argument in favor of the idea that cultural relativism is the right way to look at things? Does the argument convince you? Why or why not?

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