Counterfeit

case study entitled “Even Better Than the Real Thing” Introduction In this essay, I would explain my point of view on ethical questions about the corporate culture dissonance at Finer Bags, and its mission of manufacturing and selling counterfeit purses, bags intended to trick clients into thinking they’re real when they’re not, which has become a tradition. Would you call honesty part of the corporate culture at Finer Bags? Yes, no, or both? Explain. The reality is the management…

the card’s magnetic stripe. Hackers can clone the card and use them to buy high priced goods. Card which does not have EMV chip can be cloned to create counterfeit card. EMV chip creates and transmits a onetime code that is required for transaction to go through but it does nothing to prevent card data from being stolen. It just makes the counterfeit a lot more expensive for the hackers. “Unlike magnetic-stripe cards, every time an EMV card is used for payment, the card chip creates a unique…

These dealers use one copy of a software program but install it illegally on many machines. The original disks and the documents that should come with the PC are often missing or incomplete. If they are supplied, they frequently turn out to be counterfeit.” (Business Software…

Payment using QR Codes is gaining popularity fast due to its low barriers of entry and the convenience it provides to consumers as consumers do not need to carry credit cards or cash for their purchases. Merchants can also save cost by saving themselves the need to invest in expensive equipment, such as the EDC machine. Furthermore, merchants do not need to adhere to strict rules like the requirement of business permits and documents for the purchase of EDC machines. However, everything in…

tetralogy is the idea of authenticity; who is authentic, who is not, what is means to be authentic. On the flip side is the opposite notion—the idea of a counterfeit, an inauthentic imitation, sometimes able to fool, sometimes not. However, Shakespeare’s second tetralogy seems to blur this supposed line between what is authentic and what is counterfeit, and in doing so reveals not simply what makes an “authentic” king, but also how authenticity functions and whether or not it means anything.…

Confront reality. The first responsibility of leader is to define reality.(Max Depree) This behavior explains that discussing all the good and bad aspects.when you are capable of doing such behavior you feel yourself as genuine and athentaic.not only you feel yourself but also the other people.its based on the principles such as courage,responsiblilty,awerness and respect. when you are saying or we can say that sharing the hard things infront of all you are showing courage,and by telling them…

With this paper I will answer some ethical questions related to the Finer Bags company. They are a corporation who sell replica designer bags at significantly reduced prices- much to the chagrin of the high fashion design companies who have invested heavily in the design and marketing processes. Finer Bags does describe itself as a ”replica” producer; however once the bags leave their custody many are packaged and re-sold as originals which creates a corporate cultural dissonance (Brusseau,…

And, there also are concerns for luxury brands managers that for pricing. In one aspect, less discount promotions on the websites are involved in compared to high street fashion websites, which might affect consumers on online purchase. In USA, UK or Europe, there are huge discount events, such as summer sales, winter sales as well as Christmas sales for almost 50% off, whiles in China, there are few of promotions with 80% off, even some of them 90% off only, with a much higher aftersales price…

2009). The ID card that was also spoken about to allow only Americans with the card to be employable if their identity is approved would cost billions of dollars and possibly have the effect of a black market being created for the distribution of counterfeit ID…

original ice-wine brands from Canada in the international wine market due to high supply of synthetic ice-wine. As cheap as it is, synthetic wine destroys the true nature, taste, and heritage of the ice-wine products. The side effects of synthetic and counterfeit ice-wine brands are massive including company losses, lack of employment, increased poverty, and increased rural-urban migration. This means that as the company’s sales dwindle, many workers are laid-off and traditional grape farmers…