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    This document contains a case study and responses to two questions. The case discusses management strategies for maximizing shareholder wealth. The response to the first question acknowledges that maximizing shareholder wealth is the goal of companies but that the ethics depend on how management achieves this goal. The response to the second question argues that as a technology company, Google has a responsibility to protect the privacy of both users of its products like Glass as well as those interacting with Glass users, such as by preventing random photos or videos without permission.

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    This document contains a case study and responses to two questions. The case discusses management strategies for maximizing shareholder wealth. The response to the first question acknowledges that maximizing shareholder wealth is the goal of companies but that the ethics depend on how management achieves this goal. The response to the second question argues that as a technology company, Google has a responsibility to protect the privacy of both users of its products like Glass as well as those interacting with Glass users, such as by preventing random photos or videos without permission.

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    This document contains a case study and responses to two questions. The case discusses management strategies for maximizing shareholder wealth. The response to the first question acknowledges that maximizing shareholder wealth is the goal of companies but that the ethics depend on how management achieves this goal. The response to the second question argues that as a technology company, Google has a responsibility to protect the privacy of both users of its products like Glass as well as those interacting with Glass users, such as by preventing random photos or videos without permission.

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    Case 1: Chapter 1

    By : Haryo Indra

    Please answer the questions in the following case.


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    1. Is the goal of maximization of shareholder wealth necessarily ethical or unethical?

    As I learned from this class, the purpose of the company is to maximize of shareholder
    wealth indeed. But in some cases, like this case that it’s the strategy of management to
    attain the goal should be the one who get spotlight. For they are the one who run the
    company

    2. What responsibility, if any, does Google have to protect the privacy of those who
    interact with other people wearing Glass?

    Every Electronics and software company should be responsible to the privacy of the
    users and to people around. For example to taking a picture or video randomly without
    ask permission of that person is a rude manner. From this example google need to be
    more concern to keep the google glass to be friendly and protect the privacy of those
    who interact with the users of Google’s products.

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