Tesla's Ethical Crisis_ Balancing Innovation, Profit, and Responsibility

25-Oman Tel developed a set of principles that promote and guide fair and responsible use of information and information systems (IS). This collection of principles is called: O a Code of ethics b IS Responsibility plan O c IS Privacy plan IS D Risk plan

QUESTION 4 (a) What is whistle blowing give an example of a whistleblower in your answer? (b) Draft a whistleblowing policy statement for an organization of your choice. Use your imagination

ETHICS The chapter showed a photograph of a traffic monitoring camera. Do you think the use of these cameras to issue speeding tickets is ethical? What types of behavior might cameras like these capture that would help automobile designers produce products that better match our needs as drivers?  

Prompt: Case Analysis of Arbogast, Section 2: Part 1 – Case 1 "Seeking A Sustainable Business Model at Goldman Sachs." Drawing from class material as appropriate, provide a three-fold analysis of the case: (1) Identify ethical issue(s); (2) Discuss how the issue(s) came about and what should be done; (3) Consider insights and applications for your current (or past or future) organizational situation. Your response should cover the ethical issue AND the business issue as much as possible.  Do not simply restate the facts of the case unless using facts of the case to make a point as part of analysis and application.

Ethics According to a U.K. study of 1,000 people, 91 percent felt that "the way a company behaves towards its customers and communities is influential when making a purchase."45 Do you share the same belief? Have you ever looked up, for example, a company's en- vironmental initiatives before making a purchase? How important is a brand's ethical behavior to you? Have you ever not purchased a brand because of the ethics of the company behind the brand?

22. Which of the following best describes an organization’s obligations toward society?a. Ethicsb. Moralsc. Valuesd. Corporate social responsibility

10. Give three specific examples of a way in which the government has influenced an organization. Then give three specific examples of a way in which an organization has influenced the government. Do you think the government's actions were ethical? Were the company's actions ethical? Why or why not? Facus Accessibility: Unavailable Jan 30, 2022, 12:52 PM

The chief executive offcer (CEO) of a company pledges to operate the company with accountability, openness, and communication Which component of ethics is the CEO pledging to uphold? Puffery Greenwashing Corruption  Transparency 2. A chief executive officer (CEO) launches a company-wide effort to dean up the local wers. Which term describes the CEO's actions? Fiscal responsibility Corporate transparency Social responsibility Greenwashing 3. An employee learns that the company is engaged in activides that may te polling a local take and violating environmental. Which course of action should the amployes take to ad ethical and comply with the law? Resign from the posion Report the activites to the authorties  Document the possible violation Deny any knowledge of the actives

Environmental damage inevitably threatens the welfare of human beings as well as plants andanimals. a) Define environmental ethics?b) Explain with examples issues involved in environmental ethics? note: sir kindly question number (a) give me sort ans. and question (b) give me introduction to conclusion. thank you.

Engineering Ethics -Foxit PDF Reader View Form Protect Share Help Q Tel me... X What do engineers nee. ACCORDING TO WHAT STANDARDS ARE THESE ACTIONS RIGHT OR WRONG? Case I: Mary discovers that her plant (factory) is discharging a substance into the river that is not regulated by the government. She decides to do some reading about the substance and finds that some of the studies suggest that it is carcinogen. As an engineer, she believes she has an obligation to protect the public, but she also wants to be a loyal employee.The substance will probably be very expensive to remove, and her boss advises, "Forget about it until the government makes us do something. Then all the other plants will have to spend money too, and we will not be at a competitive disadvantage." What should Mary do? S马《<

QUESTION FOUR [25] Critically discuss the ways in which Coca-Cola can enhance their ethical climate.

15:Topic: Population and Environment Do you think that companies should be required to eliminate or reduce wasteful packaging so as to reduce waste? Explain your answer. How much packaging do you throw away over the course of a week from purchases of food, clothing, and/or other merchandise? If you do not make weekly purchases, consider what is thrown out as you use and consume products previously purchased during the week. What societal values in the United States may be detrimental to the environment? Is it possible to reeducate people so that they will come to value the environment more than other beliefs they formerly held? Why or why not?

2. List commercial reasons that could justify managers' decision not disclosing the possibility that staff may have to be 'released'. 3. Some authors argue that marketing is unethical because it promotes consumerism. Do you agree or disagree with this? Explain. 4. What are the different forms of deception in marketing and how should firms work to minimise each of these?

HI CAN YOU HELP ME WITH MY ASSIGNMENT? WE WILL BE HAVING A SKIT AND WE NEED TO EXPLAIN AND DELIVER SPEECHES ABOUT PATENT IINFRINGEMENT. WE NEED DETAILS ABOUT THIS TOPIC, AND I PREPARED SOME QUESTIONS TO BE ABLE TO MAKE AN ESSAY, OR YOU CAN ANSWER IT ONE BY ONE TO BE ABLE TO EXPLAIN IT PER NUMBER. I HOPE YOU CAN HELP ME? QUESTIONS: 1. What is patent infringement? 2. What are the types of patent infringement? 3. What causes patent infringement? 4. What are the consequences of patent infringement? 5. How does the patent infringement different in plagiarism and copyright? 6. What are the laws about patent infringement? 7. Cite examples of patent infringement online. 8.Cite examples of patent infringement in face to face basis  9. What is indirect patent? 10. How do you avoid patent infringement? 11. Describe the patent infringement in the Philippines..

5. Crowdfunding platforms, such as Kickstarter or GoFundMe, allow startups to access many different investors who may be able to contribute only small amounts in return for relatively small rewards. In the case of the iBackPack, those providing funds through Kickstarter were largely unaware of the company's postfunding operations (or generating funds after the investment, using the investment to make more money instead of using the investment to improve on the product). A. How did the lack of oversight harm investors? B. How might this situation have been different if a single angel investor (high value) had been involved?

Essay Instructions: Answer the following What have you learned so Far? 1. Think of any private company of your choice and then visit its social media. Understand their latest post. Does social media help promote CSR practices? 2. Give examples of internal and of external stakeholders of a company. 3. Identify each level of CSR based on Carroll's CSR Framework.

Copy the following questions into the submission window and provide answers for them. 1. A helpful first step in ethical analysis is to look for harms and benefits. What harms were done by this fraud? Can you explain exactly what the ethical wrong was? Whe, other than consumers, were harmed? Who benefited? Did the parties who benefitted deserve the benefit? Were any benefits unfair or unethical? 2. Where would you place primary responsibility for this scandal: individual employees who forged customers' aceounts, managers who oversaw those employees. senior executives, board members, or the corporation itself? 3. Sometimes when we assign responsibility, we are looking for someone to blame, someone who is at fault. Who do you blame in this case? 4. Sometimes the question of responsibility is asked so that we can identify the cause and, in tum, prevent it from happening again. What recommendations would you mike to prevent this from happening again? 5. How do you understand the difference…

Question Twoa) Despite the fact that Ethics means different things to different people, itsmeaning always has some ethical implications. Briefly explain at least threeimplications of the meaning of ethics.b) To what extent can you distinguish General Ethics from Professional Ethics?c) Cybercrime is any illegal behavior directed by means of electronic operationsthat targets the security of computers systems and the data processed bythem. Briefly discuss any two categories of cybercrimes within the Africancontext.

Write a comprehensive summary about ethical delimma with 3 examples. explain it briefly with minimum 600,700 words. explain with clear examples.   Subject :: Professional ethics and legal issues

ETHICAL MOMENT Ethics and the Natural Environment One of the key challenges facing everyone today is how to best manage the environment and the earth's limited natural resources. Pollution, climate change, and other environmental challenges require individuals, companies, and countries to make difficult choices. As companies develop and implement a strategic environmental strategy, the impact can be felt throughout the organization. From the office to the production floor companies look to be more energy efficient, more "green," and better resource managers. Sales may not spring to mind when considering the impact of environmental issues on an organization, but in fact a company's environmental strategy impacts the sales force and, more specifically, sales managers in many ways. For example, as organizations look to reduce their carbon footprint they seek alternatives to having a salesperson use cars and other transportation to meet with the customer. In some cases, outside sales…