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kazie15
Nov 12, 2009, 02:40 PM
I am needing a little help coming up with examples on when one would use the following approaches:

5 question approach
moral approach
pastin approach

I know that the the 5 question approach is used for little externalies, and is used to determine if a proposal is ethical by asking profitable? legal? fair? right? and if it sustains development.

I know the Moral approach depends on the circumstances of the individuals that are involved and if they are treated with fairness and justice. A decision is only ethical if its impact does not offend the rights of the stakeholder (s) or the person(s) making the decision.

I know the pastin approach is most useful when the rules of ethics are used to indicate the value of valid ethical principles to an ethical dilemma. The golden rule “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” is a statement that validates ethical principles that involves the respect and protection of the rights of the individuals that are involved.

Can anyone come up with the best example for each one of these approaches to be used in business?