An indigenous company wants to set up a retail mega store in the city of Ibadan. The city was chosen because of its population density that promises a vast market for the companys products. Besides, it was discovered that in Ibadan, overhead cost $($which includes salaries, rent, transportation and power supply$)$ would just be about half of what it would be in Lagos. For instance, there is usually a minimum of $20-$hour daily supply of electricity in Ibadan compared with the barely $10-$hour daily supply in Lagos. Were the store to be located in Lagos, it would have to spend double the amount of money required in Ibadan to generate electricity. Invariably, the store would, everything being equal, record a higher profit in Ibadan than in Lagos. Also, its operations in Ibadan would be more environmentally friendly than in Lagos as it would be emitting less carbon dioxide into the atmosphere because it would use less of its diesel operated power generating set. Furthermore, the taxes the store would be paying would enhance the revenue generation of the state government.

The government has already approved the building of the new mega store and the local population is anxiously awaiting the commencement of construction. This would provide immediate jobs for a good number of people in the city apart from those that would be employed when the store becomes fully operational

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Employ Tuckers five$-$question model for ethical decision$-$making in business to determine if the decision to build the mega store in Ibadan and not Lagos is ethical.