Part – A Question 1 Utilitarianism According to Utilitarianism, an action is morally right if its consequences lead to happiness and wrong if end with unhappiness. Ming should find the unit of happiness of all the stakeholders who will be affected because of his decision. Table for happiness of stakeholders Stakeholders | Option 1Recommend Modoxolin only | Option 2Mention Modoxolin & Condoitin both | Roger (shop owner), | 10 | 3 | Ming | 5 | 5 | Ming’s Wife | 8 | 4 | East Pharma
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important virtual leadership skills you want to acquire to be more effective. The two skills that I would like to acquire would be from the Rules of Engagement: * Process * Scenario Planning 1. What actions will you take to build those skills? And, how will you gain feedback, and from whom, to determine whether you are demonstrating those skills? What will you ask that person(s) to do?
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Questions for Individual Case Analysis: Case 1: Thomas Green 1. What is your analysis of Thomas Green’s actions and job performance in his first five months? What mistakes has he made? 2. What actions, if any, would you recommend for Thomas Green to take? (Be sure to explain WHY these are the actions he should take.) Case 2: Advanced Laser 1. What are the major issues in this case? What should Elizabeth Ryan do? 2. Assuming that Elizabeth Ryan decides to speak with Gretchen Moore, how
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2010, 2011, and 2012. Based on these forecasts, estimate Flash’s required external financing: in this case all required external financing takes the form of additional notes payable from its commercial bank, for the same period. 2. What course of action do you recommend regarding the proposed investment in the new product line? Should the company accept or reject this investment opportunity? 3. How does your recommendation from question 2 above impact your estimate of the company’s forecasted income
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a. Wilkerson’s existing cost system b. an activity-based cost model using the information in the case 2. What causes any shifts in reported product costs and profitability? 3. Based on your analysis in Question 1b, recommend three distinct actions that Wilkerson’s managers could implement to improve profitability? 4. What concerns, if any, do any have with the cost estimates you prepared in the answer to Question 1b? PREPARE: Case study Komandor. Prepare the following questions for
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business and will contribute to continual success. Our first recommendation Is to implementation if a mission statement. A mission statement is a shared vision of what your company is all about and is important not only to let your customers or potential customers know what you stand for, but also to keep the company on track so that you will continue to give the best quality in service. Our second recommendation ties in very closely with the first and that is to create an employee handbook, which
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(Tyson Foods.com). In a local lawsuit I will summarize the actions that lead to the lawsuit. Discuss what management could have done to prevent the events that lead to the lawsuit and the ethical consideration reflected in the law applicable to this case. Determine which source of law would be most relevant in this case and how management could have leverage knowledge of the sources to prevent similar instance in the future. Finally recommend what management might be able to do to pursue alternate resolutions
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the need for the product. First, you need to do a market analysis in the regions where you plan to sell. Secondly, you should gather the information about the competition in the area. This paper explores the options available for the Marketing Mix which consist of the 4-P’s (Price, Product, Place, and Promotion). Introduction An upcoming meeting with your new company's chief executive officer (CEO) and other executives is a great opportunity for you to share your knowledge of potentially
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in the wet-shaving market come to an end? Explain. 2 What do you make of the razor wars, first between Gillette and Schick, and now with online competitors? Does Gillette face a serious threat from competitive inroads? Explain. 3 What actions would you recommend over the next five years that could help Gillette maintain its worldwide dominance in the shaving market? What specific marketing program decisions would you recommend? Should Gillette be worried about its pricing strategy? Explain
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Ethical Culture Audit Project By Morgan Bronson and Jordan Smith Morgan and Jordan conducted the interview with Keith Harris. Morgan’s boyfriend works at Tyson Foods and Mr. Harris is his director. Dr. Kish-Gephart MGMT 4243 December 2, 2014 Section A John Tyson founded Tyson foods in 1935. As of 2014, there are 115,000 employees. Tyson is headquartered in Springdale, AR. Tyson is one of the key leaders in the meat industry, including chicken, beef, and pork. It supplies chicken to
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