Daniel explained to Carl and Amy that he considers their participation as stakeholders important to involving the neighborhood as a whole in the decision-making process. He asked them to review the conflict analysis and identify what each of them considered to be their key interests in the situation.

Carl said, "You got a lot right. The only reason I'm involved here is to keep the neighborhood safe. That's the right thing to do."

Amy responded, "You think I don't want a safe neighborhood? Carl, we all want that! I said as much to Daniel when he interviewed me. But I also want to help people get access to better jobs and resources. We have responsibilities to other people."

Carl shook his head. "I don't think I'm responsible for people I don't even know. They should be responsible for themselves and make something of themselves like I did."

"What about Sam?" Amy replied. "You make it a point to shop at his store when you could afford to go to places with a better selection."

Carl became quiet and then said, "I really do want Sam to stay in business. He's been a friend to me for a long time, and he worked his way up like I did. And since you new people in the neighborhood don't shop at his store, I guess it falls to me to help him out."

Based on Carl and Amy's comments, select the joint interest that they share.

Economic change

Looking out for others

Neighborhood safety

Shopping at Sam's store