Cost-effectiveness is not a fundamental ethical principle in engineering design because it does not directly relate to the safety, reliability, or sustainability of the product or system.

The primary responsibility of an engineer is to protect the public by ensuring that their designs are safe and reliable.

Using design techniques that are not well-established is not a potential ethical concern in engineering design because it does not directly relate to the safety, reliability, or sustainability of the product or system.

Ethical analysis is the process of identifying and evaluating the ethical implications of a design decision.

The government is not a stakeholder in the context of engineering design because they are not directly involved in the design process.

Sustainability is the principle that engineers should strive to minimize the negative impacts of their designs on the environment.

Using renewable resources is not a potential ethical concern in the context of engineering design for sustainability because it is a positive step towards reducing the environmental impact of the product or system.

Human factors engineering is the principle that engineers should consider the safety of the end user when designing products and systems.

Designing products that are not crashworthy is not a potential ethical concern in the context of engineering design for safety because it is a positive step towards reducing the risk of injury or death in the event of an accident.

Reliability engineering is the principle that engineers should strive to design products and systems that are reliable and durable.

Designing products that are not fault-tolerant is not a potential ethical concern in the context of engineering design for reliability because it is a positive step towards reducing the risk of failure.

Value engineering is the principle that engineers should strive to design products and systems that are cost-effective.

Designing products that are not durable is not a potential ethical concern in the context of engineering design for cost-effectiveness because it is a positive step towards reducing the long-term cost of ownership.

Usability engineering is the principle that engineers should strive to design products and systems that are easy to use and maintain.

Designing products that are not accessible to people with disabilities is not a potential ethical concern in the context of engineering design for usability because it is a positive step towards ensuring that everyone can use the product or system.