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kenny6666 [7]
3 years ago
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Henry is proposing to change the manufacturing process at his organization’s cement production plant in order to reduce carbon e

missions. This change will cause additional expenses for the organization, but will make the plant more environmentally friendly. Which of the following questions is Henry analyzing?
Business
1 answer:
olga2289 [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Henry is analyzing - "Would it be ethical not to take action?"

Explanation:

Ethics is a moral principle that involves a concept to become right or wrong. Business ethics and work ethics are beyond what ordinary ethics describes. Business ethics works with appropriate business policies and practices which encourage potential controversy. In this question, Henry worries about the manufacturing process, which emits enormous carbon-dioxide. He wants to upgrade the machine to reduce the emission as well as become echo-friendly. Therefore, he is in between an ethical decision whether to take action or not to take action. So, he is analyzing, "Whether it be ethical not to take action?"

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