You are the CEO of Cloud Clusters, Inc., a corporation that provides online data centers for Internet companies.Because these data centers require very large buildings, they are often located in rural areas where they are often the main employer.One of Cloud's largest data centers operates in the rural town of Wuster.Before the data center, Wuster was a small town of approximately 100 people.The primary economy of the town was based on agriculture, and the largest employer was a mill that processed the grains from nearby farmers.The nearest grocery store was 20 miles away and the nearest hotel was 50 miles away.When the data center came to town, business boomed.Now, four years later, there are more than 12,000 people in Wuster.There are three grocery stores and a hotel.Nearly 100 new houses have been built in the past two years.Many businesses in town cater to the data center, providing everything from food to delivery services to daycare for the workers at the center.Both the workers at the data center and the city itself do everything possible to make the data center a success.Three months ago, a tornado completely destroyed the Wuster Data Center.Luckily, Cloud has a very good insurance policy, and Cloud will receive $70 million to rebuild the data center.You have spoken with Wuster community leaders and, when figuring in the extra tax breaks provided by the City, it will only cost $60 million to rebuild the center in Wuster.Jim Rhodes, the mayor of Clarksville, (a struggling rural community 300 miles away) has offered Cloud great incentives to move operations from Wuster and rebuild the center in Clarksville.Rebuilding the data center in Clarksville and facilitating the move of all remaining operations out of Wuster will only cost $55 million.The decision on what to do next rests with you.Using theethical framework discussed in class, analyze what you would do next.