Discuss the below:
Ethical Theories Comparison
Theory 1: deontological ethics,
Theory 2: utilitarianism
Theory 3: virtue ethics
Choose one of the theories listed above:
• Create a list of the elements for the selected ethical theory. Your list should also discuss how the theory applies to real-life situations.
• How do these theories fit into contemporary society? If they do not, explain this.
Socially Responsible Efforts
Create a socially responsible effort. The type of organization or person this is for does not matter.
Discuss one of the following questions:
• What influence will the effort have on the community?
• Would this effort be just as applicable to an organization as it would be to an individual?
• What considerations did you take into account when making or creating your selection?
Legal, Ethical, or Neither
Discuss one of the following and summarizing your discussion in a mini-essay:
• Identify a situation that might occur in an organization that is legal, but not ethical.
• Identify a situation that might occur in an organization that is ethical, but not legal.
• Would you rather have to make a decision to do something legally right but ethically wrong or legally wrong but ethically right? Why?
Selecting a Social Initiative
Use the Virtual Organization, Baderman Island Resort (From City of Kelsey) and develop an idea for potential opportunities for a social initiative for the organization.
After doing so, discuss one of the following questions:
How might this influence the community?
What are the potential ethical effects of this initiative?
Would you select the same social initiative if you had a different organization? Why or why not?
Globalization
Consider the following brief scenario: You work for a large corporation based in the United States. The company is opening its first international office located in Beijing, China.
Discuss the potential ethical and social responsibility issues that might arise. Address the following questions:
Why might these issues arise?
How can an organization that is going global avoid potential problems with conflicting ethical and social responsibility views?