Hand$-$in Questions:

The articles by Camenisch and Duska take up the issue of what the ultimate aim of business ought to be$.$ They both argue, reiterating the claim made by Robert C$.$ Solomon, that this cannot legitimately be to "make as much money as possible", the assertion of Milton Friedman.

What is the basis for Camenisch's position? What does he propose as an alternative for what ought to be the ultimate end or purpose of a business enterprise? Do you think he is successful in making his case? Why or why not?

In the Ford Pinto case, do you think Ford Motor Company executives made a good moral decision in deciding to go ahead and produce the car as designed in $1971?$ Use the baseball diamond decision$-$making model applying the full range of ethical questioning.