1. Put yourself in the role of the recall coordinator for Ford Motor Co. It is 1973, and filed reports have been coming in about rear-end collisions, fires, and fatalities (book pages 65-70). You must decide whether to recall the automobile:

a. Identify the relevant facts: Development of competition among other countries small automobile manufacturers. Firm competition over trunk space.

b. Identify the pertinent ethical issues and points of ethical conduct

c. Identify the relevant affected parties

d. Identify the possible consequences of alternative courses of action

e. Identify relevant obligations

f. Identify your relevant community standard that should guide you as a person of integrity

g. Check your gut.

What will you decide?

2. What are the key reflections on the Pinto Fires Case offered by Dennis A. Goia (book pages 99-104)?

3. Evaluate the controversial decision-making process used by the National Traffic Safety Association to justify its decision not to change the gas tank design (book pages 106-108).