One key difference between benthamís and millís respective versions of utilitarianism is that ƒ

a) ƒ bentham draws a distinction between higher and lower pleasures while mill does not.
b) ƒ mill believes that the principle of utility applies both to the actions of individuals and government policies while bentham believes that it applies only to the actions of individuals.
c) ƒ bentham believes that the principle of utility applies both to the actions of individuals and government policies while mill believes that it applies only to the actions of individuals.