GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Answer TEN (10) of the following questions directly and completely in no more than six to seven sentences for each question. Try not to exceed this limit, but at the same time, make sure that your answers are complete enough to be within this range. Too short responses for the question will not get perfect score. Do not write unnecessary introduction to your answers or reinstate the question. If you know the answer to a question, there is no reason why you cannot answer it directly and completely in seven sentences. You may answer in bulleted list, but each point must be written clearly and in complete sentence. Make sure you indicate the question that you are answering by either copying and pasting the question or indicating the question number. You will get substantial deductions if I cannot figure out the question you are trying to answer. Any phrase or statement copied from the course readings must be written within quotation marks or italicized with the corresponding title and page number. Quoting from texts is not a requirement. This applies as well to sources not included in our course readings. Our Simcheck (turnitin) policy applies to the final essay. QUESTIONS: Do firms have an ethical obligation to increase diversity in the workplace? Provide two arguments for and two against, providing examples as much as possible. What is reverse discrimination and how does it differ with affirmative action? What makes the latter morally justifiable, while the former is not? Discuss the relationship between business ethics and law. Explain how they overlap and how are they distinguished. What is sustainability? To what extent do you think it is possible for corporations in the following industries (CHOOSE ONE ONLY) to be sustainable? Explain your answers: (a) Tobacco, (b) Oil, (c) Car. Compare and contrast the utilitarian and principle-based ethical frameworks in business ethics. Focus on assessing their benefits and drawbacks in relation to each other (i.e. explain how one is more or less useful in business ethics than the other.) Which ethical theory do you think is most commonly used in business today? Provide evidence to support your assertion and give reasons explaining why this theoretical framework is more likely than others to dominate business decisions. Explain the meaning of the right to autonomy. In the context of doing business, what limits do you think there must be to this right? Does the right to autonomy allow business leaders to do anything that they want? Why? The right of private property is often described as a bundle of moral rights. What moral rights are involved in ownership of property? Given this understanding, should shareholders be considered owners of corporations? Compare and contrast compliance-based corporate culture and values-based corporate culture. Discuss their relative strengths and weaknesses in relation to each other. Discuss and critique the economic model of corporate social responsibility. GET THIS OR ORDER A SIMILAR PAPER NOW