Question 1: Isaac owns a garage that services and repairs industrial vehicles. One of the main expenses of the work his business does is the disposal of oil, gasoline and other fluids from the vehicles. In order to decrease expenses, Isaac stores these fluids for months, so the disposal service makes fewer trips to his garage. Storing these fluids is a fire hazard because they are highly flammable, and one day, a spark causes the fluid to ignite. The resulting explosion severely injures several of the men and women working on vehicles in the garage. Isaac sees the explosion from his office at the other end of the garage. Identify three factors that indicate that Isaac had a legal duty to rescue the men and women injured in the explosion.

Question 2: Megacorp, Inc. is a large, international benefit corporation that is planning to purchase land for new corporate headquarters. It is choosing between two plots of land. Plot A, located in Kentucky, seems like an ideal choice because it has enough room for the necessary corporate offices, room to relocate its manufacturing plant from China, and miles of hiking trails that its employees could use to stay fit and healthy. However, Megacorp knows that a nonprofit company desperately wants to buy this land and turn it into a nature preserve where it could run summer camps for children. Megacorp is also considering a plot of land in Illinois that is large enough for its corporate offices, but does not have the hiking trails it desires, nor is it large enough for its manufacturing plant. Plot B has the advantage of being located much closer to several major highways. In order to outbid the nonprofit, Megacorp will have to pay $3 million for Plot A, which is the same price it will have to pay for Plot B. Megacorp has decides to adopt Utilitarianism to guide its decision of which plot to buy. Identify six stakeholders that Megacorp should consider when using Utilitarianism to decide which plot of land to purchase.