1. Now that you are aware of the different approaches you can take to ensure ethical decision-making, which approach is closest to your way of analyzing moral issues? Do you think you might modify your approach to include other perspectives? Critically explain why or why not.

2. It is a common practice for managers to hold people accountable to meet stretch goals, quotas, and budgets. How can this be done in a way that does not encourage unethical behavior on the part of employees?

3. Critically describe a hypothetical situation in which the action that could be taken is not legal, but it is ethical. Critically describe a hypothetical situation where the action that could be taken is legal, but not ethical.