solve the proposed dilemma ethically requires showing that the ethical decision is also profitable for business

Read the following case study from the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics Busines Show more Read the following case study from the Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics Business Cycles and Employment Practices in a Domestic Garment Company; Part A: Managements Dilemma: http://www.corporate-ethics.org/pdf/BRI-1002A.pdf 1. Solve the proposed business dilemma by using the requirements of Confucian ethics. Be sure to apply each of the three Confucian principles: ren li de. Also integrate the three as any holistic analysis requires. 2. To solve the proposed dilemma ethically requires showing that the ethical decision is also profitable for business. Thus at the end of your analysis: (2.a.) try showing why your solution using the integrated Confucian principles is likely to result in business success (profitability). (2.b.) try showing why ignoring the named principles is likely to compromise (or negatively affect business success (profitability). Do NOT use treat others as you want to be treated principle; Confucius never advocated such principle and could not agree with it. While he did defend the negative formulation (do not treat others as you do not want to be treated) this is negative principle hence it is a prohibition of a choice not an invitation to a choice and your task is to make a decision (choice) not to avoid one. Show less

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