Case Study
Read Case Study, "Google: Don't Be Evil Unless..."
Summarize the overall viewpoint of the author, and discuss the major issues presented in the case. Review the "Questions for Thought." Answer the four "Questions for Thought" using the business ethics principles from the textbook.
Your summary of the author's viewpoint and your discussion of the major issues presented in the case must be in paragraph form. However, your responses to the four "Questions for Thought" can be answered either in paragraph form or as a numbered list. Ensure to include your summary of the author's viewpoint, your discussion of the ethical issues facing Google, and your responses to the questions.
Deliverable length is a minimum of 500 words, double spaced, 12pt New Times Roman font. Title page, abstract, and running head are not required; however, if you paraphrase or quote words or ideas from your course textbook or other resources, you must cite your sources following the APA style citation guidelines.
Unit V Discussion Board
The environment and healthcare are very important aspects of our lives, as discussed in your textbook. However, it is still unclear whether corporations should focus on these as rights or as privileges.
1. Research the concepts "public good" and "private good". From a business ethics perspective, should corporations and society focus on the environment and healthcare as either "public goods" or as "private goods"? Use any of the ethical perspectives (Utilitarianism, Kant's Categorical Imperative, Rawl's Fairness as Justice, etc) to justify your position.
Substantiate your all your comments and responses. Avoid the use of Wisegeek, NetMba, Wikipedia, excessive use of dictionaries and encyclopedias, and sources of that nature, which are not considered reputable sources, when substantiating your comments and responses.