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    As a member of the country of Eggonia 's Grand Council on Ethics and as a human, Eggonia obligated to send famine relief to the neighboring country of Furesia. Every living creature on Earth has correlation to other living things and has the mentality to help each other. According to me, helping others is an obligation which we have to follow and a law of nature. Sending famine relief to Furesia can save many lives and Eggonians are the cause of Furesian undergoing a devastating famine that cost…

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    Moral advertising is important to understand, not only to understand the right and wrong of business ethics of advertising, but to ensure that the public is not misinformed of the advertised product or service. For this unique ethical issue, the ethical challenge and dilemma of advertising will be analyzed. Also the traditional theories will be suggested to discover the potential resolution of the dilemma of moral advertising. The purpose of this paper will be to explain the ethical dilemma and…

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    Introduction Throughout the course of this class, we have learned about numerous individuals and topics, which have had an immense influence on molding western civilization. It has been built upon the achievements of history’s greatest leaders, ideas and documents. The most important, however, was that of Greek mythology, the philosophies of Socrates, and Augustine’s, Confessions. From the beginning of the belief in higher powers, to the philosophical advances and growth of religion, it is…

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    Growing up in a community where you are not allowed to stay out once the sun goes down because it is too dangerous, the streets are full of trash, fights breaking out left and right, and drug deals going on at the corner, eventually the individuals who are participants in these crimes are our youth. One may wonder what drives these individuals to think that the crimes they are committing are believed to be okay. Who is to blame for their actions? Their parents, their teachers, or do they really…

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    thought was beneficial to ones around the situation. But once I start putting myself into the actual situations of these people I really start to see my views change. Another contemporary approach that could be used to oppose my views is the Virtue ethics. I say this because “One does the right thing based upon virtues learned from youth – justice, courage, generosity, temperance, gentleness” (Chapter 3 PowerPoint). This is one that I think is a great example to oppose anyone’s views that…

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    institution working and how ethics are important to its development. Just in the same way, Miller in his book “The Nonprofit Marketing Guide” (2010) discusses the importance of recognizing your multiple target audiences, segmenting your audiences into groups, creating personas to describe your groups and focusing on your audience’s…

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    Immigrants, especially illegal immigrants, have caused numerous hardships for the U.S. economy. The rate at which our country allows immigrants in has increased to such an amount that it threatens both the well-being of American labor and our cherished environmental resources. Others would say that America has the most resources and that we should allow our population to increase to the amount of people that can be sustained by our resources here. Denying those in need access to such…

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    Ethics. It is how humans decide right from wrong, "usually in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to society, fairness, or specific virtues" (Velasquez). It can even be used to justify unethical actions. In the case of advertising and marketing, ethics plays a large role in creating the selling points to make a product or an idea profitable. As evident in Ethan Watters ' "Mega-Marketing of Depression in Japan", ethics is the sugar coating many corporations use in their advertising and…

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    Glaucon in his speech articulates his argument by telling a narrative about one of his ancestors, Gyges of Lydia. The narrative opens with a fierce storm which triggers a violent earthquake that rips the land into two parts forming a chasm. This massive chasm was formed right where Gyges was tending to his sheep. Moved with astonishment, he ventured down into the chasm. There, there were all types of magical things, but one unique object in particular caught the attention of Gyges. There was a…

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    Ethics does not mean following the crowd. Sometimes, what the crowd believes is right is often very wrong. Ethics also does not always mean following the law. Sometimes the law deviates from what is right, such as slavery in the U.S. prior to 1865. Ethics is the moral standard of what is right and wrong. A good example of ethics are the Ten Commandments because they are not human laws, but laws made by God. Because God is always just, these laws are always ethically correct, unlike human laws…

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