John, an American executive, learns that a foreign subsidiary hired a 12-year-old orphan girl to work on the factory floor. He k
nows that using child labor is in direct violation of the company's own ethical code. At the same time, he does not think that denying the child her only source of income is right. John is facing ______.A. an ethical dilemma.B. globalization of production.C. purchasing power parityD. high uncertainty avoidance
An ethical dilemma is a scenario in which an individual is faced with making a difficult choice between two conflicting alternatives, in which if one decides to a either of the choices, it is still quite impossible not to go against a particular moral principle. In such case of John, he is faced with this same situation in which he finds it difficult to make a decision about the 12-year-old orphan girl that was hired. If he decides to uphold the company's own ethical code, he would be denying the girl her only source of income which he personally thinks is not right.
An ethical dilemma is a situation where an individual is faced with making a decision between two options where if any option is chosen the individual might act against his/her moral principle. Like in the question, John is faced with the option of either complaining about child labor and then the child losses his/her source of income or allowing things to be as they already are.
Gross domestic product has to do with the monetary value of the goods that are produced in a particular economy. In this case, the total contribution will be RM3 since it's the final amount that the bread is sold.
It should be noted that RM2 in this case is the intermediate good and should therefore bit be included so that there won't be an overstatement of the GDP and to prevent double counting.
