$1.$ E$.$ & J$.$ Gallo, the world$$s largest winery, announced that it would stop selling its Thunderbird and Night Train Express wines in the Tenderloin, the skid row of San Francisco, for six months. Gallo took action after meeting with an activist group called Safe and Sober Streets, which has asked grocers to remove the high$-$alcohol wine from the district, where citizens say drunks create a menace. One retailer in the district said, $$If I don$$t sell this, I will have to close my doors and go home.$$ E thical Dilemmas Categories of Ethical Dilemmas

Taking things that don$$t belong to you

Saying things you know are not true

Giving or allowing false impressions

Buying influence or engaging in conflict of interest

Hiding or divulging information

Taking unfair advantage

Committing acts of personal decadence

Perpetrating interpersonal abuse

Permitting organizational abuse

Violating rules

Condoning unethical actions

Balancing ethical dilemmas

Social Responsibility $-$ Inherence

Serve shareholders

Friedman view

Enlightened Self$-$Interest

Manager is responsible first to shareholders but serves them best by being responsible to larger society

Business value is enhanced if it is responsive to society needs Discuss the actions of E$.$ & J$.$ Gallo and the dilemma of the retailers in the district. Be sure to discuss the type of philosophy each of them holds with respect to social responsibility and ethical dilemmas.