Case Study 3: Publicly traded companies For this case study, you want to evaluate a business utilizing the broad framework from The Vocation of the Business Leader. The three bold questions utilize the framework of Good Goods, Good Work, Good Wealth. The additional comments and questions are suggestive and meant to help you elaborate on your evaluation by highlighting some key aspects but you are not limited to only those questions. You may not find an answer to every question. What is more important is your evaluation of the business based on the principles we are discussing in the class. Demonstrate how you think about these concerns. (Approximately 2-3 pages will be necessary for an adequate response.) Our first case study examined a business that was part of the cooperative model of Mondragon. Our second case study examined microfinance approaches. For our final case study, please choose a publicly traded business that you are familiar with. Publicly traded means you can invest in them through the stock market and they are required to post certain kinds of information. Using the information you find on the companys website as well as by searching for relevant news stories using your web browser, please answer the following questions: 1) What goods/services does the business provide? (see The Vocation of the Business Leader #42-46) Evaluate whether and to what degree the goods/services provided meet genuine human needs and how they serve the common good. Does the means of production have any social costs or environmental costs that are of concern (perhaps in its supply chain or distribution chain)? 2) How is the work organized? (see The Vocation of the Business Leader #47-53) Are employees treated with dignity and respect? Are employees developed as persons so that they flourish in their work? Are work places structured/organized to allow for meaningful participation and express trust in their employees to do their best work? 3) Is the wealth generated distributed justly? (see The Vocation of the Business Leader #54-60) Who shares in the wealth and how do they share in it? Is the wealth generated in a sustainable way by careful use of resources rather than exploitation? Please include the website of the company you examined as well as any other references you used.