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Please answer the following questions about the video case you watched in a one-page, double-spaced paper:

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1. Define the ethical issue. What are the two possible actions that Michael Marks must decide between? 

2. Who are the stakeholders in this case? Try to identify all of the individuals/parties who would be affected by Marks’ decision. 

3. Which ethical decision-making framework (consequentialist, deontological, or virtue ethics) do you think Marks relied on most when deciding what to do about the customer? Explain why using your knowledge of these frameworks and Marks’ description and reaction to the dilemma.