Consider the following: You own a jewelry shop, but you are behind on your bills. You have a rent payment due at the end of today; if you don't pay it on time, then you'll be kicked out and have to close your shop for good. You overhear a customer say to someone on the phone, $"$I$\text{'}$m heading to San Francisco, but had to stop in Bakersfield to get something for my wife. She demanded I go to this shop, in particular. No$,$ I've never been to Bakersfield before. But, shoot, I can't wait to get out of here! This place is awful!" As the customer walks to the register, you consider two courses of action: Deceive the customer, tell him the price has gone up $30\%.$ This will allow you to make your rent and avoid closing your shop. Don't deceive the customer. For Reflection Assignment $1,$ answer the following questions: What is the morally right course of action? Explain your answer by appeal to one of our three ethical theories. Explain what the morally right course of action would be according to one of the other ethical theories. Why is your ethical theory right and this other ethical