Ethical dilemmas and decisions

When all choices are deemed, undesirable because of potentially negative ethical consequences, or more than one choice appears correct and making it difficult to select the course of action is termed as ethical dilemma. Analyze the responsibility of a manager within conflicting dilemma situation and the guidelines or remedies for dealing and solving them.

Short Case A group of entrepreneurs has launched a privately funded spaceship and has created the beginnings of the space tourism industry. The Ansari X Prize Foundation announced that it would award $10 million to the first private company that would fly a manned rocket into space and return safely. Many entrepreneurs competed for the prize but one called Space Ship One succeeded first. It was designed by Burt Rutan, owner of a company that sells build-it-yourself airplanes and was funded by Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft. The long-term goal of the X Prize is to create an affordable space tourism industry where trips to other planets become common for all people. QUESTIONS 1. (a) Identify and discuss Three (3) of the risks a privately funded space tourism company would face. (b) Identify and discuss Two (2) advantages and disadvantages of an aerospace project funded by the government? 2. Based on the above case, identify the different roles of entrepreneurs have played in the…

Suggest TWO (2) techniques that your family could have employed to mitigate orreduce the costs associated with  risk exposures

a. What would cause a business person to make an unethical decision?b. What are the risks of doing so?

How can you use concept of time value of money for a housing decision (mortgage)?

Identify some examples in your life and in the business of win-win scenarios. How were these scenarios achieved? What were the greatest threats to these scenarios?

1.How might you prevent or reduce the probability of being victimized by perpetrators of healthcare fraudulent schemes. 2. How might you prevent or reduce the probability of being victimized by perpetrators of fraudulent tax schemes.

M.C.Q      Q. Which of the following makes it difficult for a person to take good decisions   Eustress   Good Stress   Distress   Positive Stress

Risk they say it’s in every decision we make as humans. Explain a positive or negative RISK that have been taken before or seen happening and its impact on you or the people that took such Risks

All of the factors below are taken into consideration when determining the ethical intensity of an action except:   Question 22 options:   social consensus   probability of effect   concentration of effect   level of moral development

32 true or false A rational decision will never fail to provide the best and most successful solution to a problem.

Objective: Identify risk management strategies to address ethical concerns within the healthcare setting. Case Study: https://www.norcal-group.com/library/cultural-bias-in-health-care-delivery-causes-communication-problems-and-poor-outcome Q1: What are the financial implications of the issue, what could have been done from a risk management perspective to prevent the issue from happening and what can be done in the future? Explain your rationale.

The primary risk facing companies can be grouped into four categories, namely; Hazard Risk Strategic Risk Financial Risk Operational Risk In a tabular form, how would you categorize the risk factors below based on the above risks? Economic Distress Mismanagement Technological Causes Working Capital Problems Fraudulent Management Lack of board effectiveness Boards' risk blindness Poor leadership on ethos and culture Defective communication Excessive complexity Inappropriate incentives Information "glass ceiling" Managerial inefficiency and ineffectiveness Over expansion Ineffective sales force High production costs Poor financial management Risk assessment strategy Inappropriate commercial policy Absence of manpower training and development policy Capital inadequacy Socio cultural factors Income instability Public policy

State four (4) researchable specific questions based on the general problem presented below. Note that your answers will be graded according to the rubric provided. Write your answers on your notebook. This study aims to describe the academic challenges faced by senior high school working students in the second district of Bataan. The result of the study will serve as a basis for proposing and designing effective learning intervention program. Specific question no. 1: Specific question no. 2: Specific question no. 3: Specific question no. 4: Scoring system 5 points Description All the questions are in parallel with the general problem. 4 points Three questions are in parallel with the general problem. 3 points Only two questions are in parallel with the general problem. Only one question is in parallel with the general problem. 2 points 1 point No question is in parallel with the general problem.

The primary risk facing companies can be grouped into four categories, namely; Hazard Risk Strategic Risk Financial Risk Operational Risk How would you categorize the risk factors below based on the above risks? Economic Distress Mismanagement Technological Causes Working Capital Problems Fraudulent Management Lack of board effectiveness Boards' risk blindness Poor leadership on ethos and culture Defective communication Excessive complexity Inappropriate incentives Information "glass ceiling" Managerial inefficiency and ineffectiveness Over expansion Ineffective sales force High production costs Poor financial management Risk assessment strategy Inappropriate commercial policy Absence of manpower training and development policy Capital inadequacy Socio cultural factors Income instability Public policy

Your Task For each scenario, discuss the following: - What is the issue (there may be more than 1)? - Who are the parties affected? - List and explain 2 alternatives for handling each situation o Discuss 2 pros and 2 cons for each alternative - What is your conclusion? Discuss the best way to handle each situation - use reasoning to justify your decision Situation You are the owner of a small craft store. When doing the scheduling, you put Judi on the Friday shift. On Tuesday, Judi comes to you and says that she cannot work. You remind Judi that she needs to tell you the days she is unavailable at least one week in advance. You insist that she work on Friday. At 7:00 a.m. on Friday, Judi calls in sick. You must take Judi's shift-giving up your only day off. When making deliveries for the store, you see Judi eating lunch on Friday in a local restaurant.

. Assume you have joined a company as a sales manager for Laptop Sales & services. This company was recently selected as authorized distributor for HP India personal computer products. As a distributor, your company is required to perform various tasks such as prospecting, promoting, preparing technical offers, negotiating, and getting orders, executing orders, collecting payments, giving pre & post sales services and maintaining excellent customer relationship. Your company is required to operate in New Delhi (including NCR). Develop a compensation plan for your salespeople, including financial and non-financial compensation methods.

Match each to one of the 5 business environments    Jeffries Roofing: In its proposals, Jeffries Roofing describes the materials to be used and the price. When a customer signs a bid, it becomes an enforceable contract. Jeffries Roofing: In its proposals, Jeffries Roofing describes the materials to be used and the price. When a customer signs a bid, it becomes an enforceable contract. Open choices for matching                                                                        Borders books and music: As customers began downloading digital books and music from the Internet, Borders struggled for years and eventually declared bankruptcy. Borders books and music: As customers began downloading digital books and music from the Internet, Borders struggled for years and eventually declared bankruptcy. Open choices for matching                                                                        Blackberry: When the Blackberry phone system quit working, 70 million customers…

What are some possible reasons a business person would make an unethical decision?