For this paper, you will first need to research one of the following ethical cases: child labor in the chocolate industry, harassment and lack of diversity within Victoria's Secret, or the Rana Plaza factory (also known as Dhaka garment factory) collapse in 2013. You will also select and use 3 of the 7 ethical principles that are located in section 5.3 of the textbook.

1) Provide a summary of the ethical case that you chose and include the ethical issues within the case while looking at the stakeholders. Also, discuss whether or not you initially view the case as ethical/unethical and why you feel that way. Include in-text citations for the background information of the case.

2) Ethical principle 1: Define the first ethical principle that you will use to analyze the ethics case and use a citation to define the ethical principle. Then analyze if the ethical case is ethical or unethical based on the ethical principle. Include in-text citations.

3) Ethical principle 2: Define the second ethical principle that you will use to analyze the ethics case and use a citation to define the ethical principle. Then analyze if the ethical case is ethical or unethical based on the ethical principle. Include in-text citations.

4) Ethical principle 3: Define the third ethical principle that you will use to analyze the ethics case and use a citation to define the ethical principle. Then analyze if the ethical case is ethical or unethical based on the ethical principle. Include in-text citations.

5) Reflect on your initial feeling of the case being ethical/unethical. Discuss how you felt as you reviewed the three ethical principles. Discuss if your view changed or did not change and why.

• Uses at least 2 outside sources (one can be the textbook)
• Uses MLA or APA in-text citations, including a works cited/reference page
• One of the 3 ethical principles (paper components 2, 3, 4) used MUST arrive at a different conclusion regarding the case being ethical or unethical. That is, you cannot choose 3 principles that view the case as ethical, nor 3 principles that view the case as unethical. There must be an opposing ethical viewpoint presented.