Answer each question in 3 - 5 sentences pleaseChapter 1: Describe and explain an example of a...

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Answer each question in 3 - 5 sentences please
Chapter 1: Describe and explain an example of a business decision that would be unethical even though it is legal; explain why it is considered unethical.
Chapter 3: What is the major contrast between utilitarianism and Kantian ethics?
Chapter 4: Why would a company develop a whistle-blowing policy?
Chapter 7: Describe a type of affirmative action in the workplace and the type of discrimination that it would be intended to overcome.
Chapter 9: What is the best justification that can be given for employees’ right to know about occupational hazards?

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Running Head: BUSINESS ETHICS		1
BUSINESS ETHICS		2
BUSINESS ETHICS
Table of Contents
Chapter 1	3
Chapter 3	3
Chapter 4	4
Chapter 8	4
Chapter 9	5
References	6
Chapter 1
Enron is one of the leading energy producers, which distributes and make trades with the electricity and natural gas. The company was claimed to be the America’s most innovative company by Fortune magazine. However, the company had hidden the debts and losses and that is being done by the CEO, internal and external accountants and many other employees inside the company. The company did the unethical part by hiding the losses. 
However, it further went to the extent that the incoming funds were taken out from the reserve funds, a false income statement were shown to manipulate the stocks, and soon after the declaration of the bankruptcy, the company had lost all the money for the employees retirement funds as they were linked with stocks. As per the policy of the company, they were mainly focused on the sales generation/ However, they have completely overlooked that the policy will led them to take an unethical decision that have completely destroyed their reputation and further the CEOs were sent to prison (Dibra, 2016).
Chapter 3
Utilitarianism is an ethical theory, which denotes the happiness of a large group of people through an action. Piacquadio (2017) have described that the happiness of the people comes from the action and the amount of happiness is large then the action is considered as ethical and if the happiness level is low then the action may not be considered ethical. 
On the other hand, deontological theory of ethics is more commonly known as Kantianism,

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