Diana Prince works for a big business, where she has a good salary and opportunity for advancement. As part of her job, however, she discovers a serious internal problem. She further learns that the problem is required, by law, to be reported to the appropriate government authority. Her supervisor learns of Diana's finding and asks her to keep it quiet. The supervisor explains that the company will handle it internally, and Diana will receive a bonus (10% of salary) for her efforts. After all, the supervisor explains, the infraction won't hurt anyone except investors, whereas reporting it will drive down the value to the point that it might have to close and many would lose their jobs. 1. Under Kantianism, would it be just for Diana to stay silent? Why or why not? (Make sure you cover both elements of Kant) 2. Under Utilitarianism, would it be just for Diana to stay silent? Why or why not? (Make sure you cover both aspects of Utilitarianism) 3. Under Social Contract Theory, would it be just for Diana to stay silent? Why or why not? (Make sure you cover both prongs of Social Contract Theory)