From the article "Bribery and Corruption in the Arms Trade" by Mick Fryer published in 2017 by Sage Publications Ltd. I need help with answers to the following.

1. Summary: Provide a short paragraph summarizing the case. Be sure to include important information about the organization(s), location(s), stakeholder(s) affected, and a brief description of what happened.

2. Background: Provide a bit of history of the organization. Include any facts that pertain to the important managerial decisions and ethical analysis you will provide later. Give your reader some background knowledge of the organization, it's relationship with the community, and any legal or ethical issues it may have faced in the past in addition to the incident discussed in the current case. The purpose of the background information is to contextualize the case in question with reference to any patterns or a history of unethical practices.

3. Stakeholders and their Stakes: Stakeholders include anyone inside or outside the organization that has an interest in how the business develops products and services to make a profit. Stakeholders might include customers, clients, employees, shareholders, community members, the environment, and others. Provide at least FIVE specific stakeholders who were affected by the actions of the organization. For each stakeholder, clearly and thoroughly articulate what the business did to them, when it happened, where it happened, how it affected the stakeholders, and why the stakeholders might be dissatisfied with the businesses' actions.

4. Important Managerial Decisions: Identify THREE precise decisions made by management that contributed to the way stakeholders were negatively affected in this case. If possible, identify the person(s) who made the ultimate decisions. Describe, as best you can, how you believe the person arrived at the decision they made. What impacted the decision? What different considerations likely played a role in making the decision?

5. Ethical Analysis: Pick ONE of the precise decisions articulated in part 4. Then pick ONE moral theory: Utilitarianism, Kantian Ethics, or Virtue Ethics. Give a thorough analysis of the one decision using the moral principle of the chosen ethical theory. Make sure you clearly articulate whether the ethical theory would say the decision was right or wrong and why.

6. Advice: The purpose of reading and analyzing past mistakes is to avoid making the same mistakes in the future. Offer TWO clear pieces of advice for how to avoid making this particular kind of mistake in one's own career. Be sure to be specific, that is, don't just say "be ethical" or "don't hurt people." Try to really draw two important lessons learned, and then pass your wisdom along.