Utilitarian or consequentialist theories are often criticized for:
a) Focusing on the minimal amount of benefit produced by an action or how the benefits are distributed among the population.
b) Focusing on the overall or total amount of benefit produced by an action or how the benefits are reallocation among the population based on interests.
c) Focusing on the overall or total amount of benefit produced by an action or how the benefits are distributed among the population.
d) Focusing on the maximum amount of benefit produced by an action or how the benefits are discounted among the public health community.