Model of market ethics, scenario 1.

Angela hopes to raise funds for the treatment

of her child's heart condition by auctioning off autographed records. "Legal
action that increased profitability," as this model states, was clearly
demonstrated in this instance. In order to earn money from these albums, Angela
wants to work with the bank manager. Since both parties stand to gain
significantly from it, it is a risk; however, if it fails, it will cost them both a great
deal of money. If Justin allows this plan to proceed, as would be the case in the
following hypothetical scenario, they must first come to an agreement. Since the
bank undoubtedly assisted her in selling them, they ought to share in the profits;
consequently, either she will receive all of the profits or a split will occur.
Because the primary objective is to make money from the charity auction, this is
an excellent illustration of "legal action that promotes profitability."

Situation 2
- In Vince's circumstance, there is a contention between what he accepts
and what he does since Vince thinks it is untrustworthy for Delegate Director Mr.
Simon to arrange a few workers to completely obliterate the design of the police
headquarters working to have their police headquarters revamped. He believes
that if he did that, people would lose faith in the town's government and public
offices, and if they discovered the misconduct, they would hold them
accountable. Vince argues that their police station can be improved without
engaging in immoral conduct. His actions suggest that he intends to defy Mr.
Simon and perform yet another good deed in order to raise funds for the
renovation of the police station.
- Vince was brainwashed by Mr. Simon's remarks. He gave it some more thought
and realized that Mr. Simon, the deputy superintendent, had a point. Because Mr.
Simon is a higher-ranking official than him and obeying Mr. Simon is also
unethical, he reconsiders. Additionally, doing so would be beneficial to the town's
residents as a whole as opposed to just them, which is a dubious proposition.
There are benefits to acting unethically, as depicted in the scenario. How we act
and how we accept responsibility for our actions determine everything. I must
make a sacrifice in this situation. You will still be responsible for dealing with the
consequences even if you choose not to complete either of the two tasks. The
solution with the greatest number of benefits appeals to me.