1) Chapter 6 of our text, Getting Work Right, focuses on Good Goods, that is goods that are truly good. How do you think we should go about distinguishing between goods that meet genuine human needs and goods that are simply wants/desires promoted by a consumer culture that are not really contributing to human well-being but waste resources and energy that could better utilized in pursuit of more meaningful options? 2) How is the organization of good and productive work (Good Work: the second interdependent business activity) connected with the fostering of dignified work? 3) Our third interdependent business activity is creating sustainable wealth and distributing it justly (Good Wealth). What do you see as necessary for genuine wealth (as opposed to money) to be sustainable? Explain your answer from the perspective both as an individual person and a member of a community of persons. 4) What was the most important idea (or two) that you took away from this course's examination of the question "What is Business For?" Explain why you found this/these important.