Ethical Dilemmas In REI

We are aiming at understanding how Recreational Equipment INC. (REI) achieved a competitive advantage through their strategies and how they implemented those strategies. REI differs from the other sporting goods stores in their quality product selection, complements, and excellent brand name promotion. These qualities enable REI to sell merchandise at premium price levels (Morse, 2003).

REI is a consumer cooperative owned business. This entails consumers paying a membership fee and, if eligible, to receive a return on the money they have invested in purchases from REI. While REI is able to offer affordable products, there return on their money is not guaranteed. In addition, there is a six month window to cash in the money returned. If this time frames is missed, the return can be used as a credit for future purchases.

People from all walks of life face many ethical dilemmas. These dilemmas have consequences. Our worldview determines how we deal with these dilemmas, and guides us to the right decisions. In this essay, I will examine an ethical issues through my Christian worldview. I will also present other viewpoints, and compare them to mine.

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REI carries a wide assortment of camping and hiking gear and equipment. Products include, amongst other, tents, sleeping bags, hammocks, and coolers. REI launched their ‘REI Co-op’ private label brand in 2014. It was an extremely successful launch with sales exceeding $1 million in less than 20 days (“NewsRoom”, 2015). REI also have private partnerships with several U.S. and overseas manufacturers through which they offer exclusive brands, like Novara and evrgrn. REI also carries several other well-known brands, including The North Face and Marmot, with which it competes with other retailers. Overall, the company offers buyers a selection of over 25,000 products from 1,300 different vendors (“REI Case Study”, n.d.).

In contemporary society paramedics are often confronted with controversial ethical issues that need to be addressed with effective leadership skills and broad knowledge relating to ethics and law. Also, to be able to practice as a paramedic it is important to act in accordance with the current verified code of conduct for paramedics. Paramedics should continuously update their knowledge with all relevant information about difficult ethical obstacles which may happen, and investigate alternative ways of responding to avoid committing any harmful unjustified actions to patients and the community (Luck, M, 2012 , P. 5). As society continuously changes, laws also change, and so do concepts of ethics. The modern paramedic must perform

Lloyd and Mary Anderson established REI as a cooperative in 1938 by signing up its first 23 members. At the time, the company was named Recreational Equipment Cooperative and its purpose was to serve mountaineers by providing them with reasonably priced, quality climbing and mountaineering equipment. The co-op grew and by 1940 they celebrated 200 members and annual sales of $3,000. In 1956 REI incorporated and changed its name to Recreational Equipment, Inc. By 1960, REI had 20,000 members and annual sales of nearly $500,000. As the years ticked by, REI continued to grow and by 1990, REI had two million members and annual sales topped $230 million per year. By 2006, REI was a $1 billion dollar company. “Celebrating 75 years of adventure”,

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