Consider the ethics of Hershey's and the exchange students in this case study. Hershey's Case StudyLinks to an external site.

Answer the follow questions:

Just as the student evaluated the Chevy Volt case study for you on a previous page, quickly evaluate how "camps" of ethicists would consider this case. $($Utilitarianism Ethics $=$ doing the most good for the most people; Virtue Ethics $=$ doing the "right" thing according to certain values, like honesty; Social Justice Approach to Ethics $=$ treating all parties equally and$/$or fairly $--$note, unequal pay is fair if I am earning more for doing more $)$

If the $$8/$hour was a good salary in the students' country of origin, does that make a difference ethically? Why or why not?

Analysis: Use the nine$-$step problem solving model below help you to determine what you think should happen in this case. Is what Hershey is offering enough? The right thing to do$?$

What are the facts of the case?

What facts can you guess that you don't know?

What do the facts mean?

How does this issue look from the eyes of the various parties involved $($stakeholders$)?($And what solutions would each party come up with from their own perspective?$)$

What happens if you choose one solution over another?

What does your gut feeling, a$.$k$.$a$.$ your intuition, tell you?

How will you feel about yourself if you choose one solution over another?

Can you explain and justify your decision to others?

What are some advantages and drawbacks to this problem$-$solving mod