Which of the following illustrates a financial or non$-$financial cost of unreported unethical behavior to a company? Choose $2$ answers.

Sweet Home Diner lost half of its business when the community became outraged with the owner for failing to stop the racist social media postings of the restaurant manager.

Brown Shoe Manufacturing, Inc, recently lost one$-$third of its stitching room employees to a nearby competitor. The chief executive officer decided to forego a portion of his salary so the company could increase the salaries of all employees.

The Old Mill relocated one of its plants, at a cost of over $$1$ million, when it discovered it was polluting a local river.

Employee morale hit an all$-$time low when Scott, the line supervisor, ignored repeated instances of harassment by certain employees.

Under which theory of ethics would a decision be ethical if it provides the greatest benefit for the largest number of individuals?