(1) Why is the law insufficient to guide ethical decision-making and conduct in the business world? Ilustrate your answer with a brief summary and analysis of a specific example of an item recently in the last month) reported in the news pertaining to business. Provide a link to the related news article so your colleagues can learn more about the case you are describing. (2) Do you think that the Wells Fargo scandal described in Chapter One of your text was the result mostly of unethical individuals, or are there organizational issues that allowed, encouraged or were responsible for the harms? Is there other blame to consider? Explain. To support your position, provide at least one example from the video, Playing by the Rules: The Bank Job. (3) Based upon the discussion case in the opening of Chapter Three (pp. 46 - 50) and the documentary, The Facebook Dilemma, do YOU think that Facebook is a "good" model of corporate social responsibility (CSR)? Why or why not? Punctuate your answer with at least one specific example from the documentary, The Facebook Dilemma. After you explain your own position, choose ONE of the ethical theories from Chapter Two (Utilitarianism, Kant's Deontological Ethic or Virtue Ethics) to answer and analyze the same questions. Would a proponent of the selected ethical theory agree or disagree with your position and why? (4) In Chapter Three, the author of your text outlines four basic types of corporate social responsibility (CSR): (1) the economic model, (2) Norman Bowie's "moral minimum" model, (3) the stakeholder model, and (4) the strategic model. When you visit the following webpage, CSRWire - CSR News. Click on either the "Filter by Category" or "Filter by Industry to find a category or industry of interest and then on to find a relevant press release. Briefly summarize the story (and provide link). In your own opinion, which type of CSR (the economic, Bowie's moral minimum, stakeholder or strategic model discussed in Chapter Three) is primarily displayed in the news story you selected? EXPLAIN