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Business, 24.07.2019 18:20, savvaggeb

Shelli manages a small boutique in israel. her intern just approached her with a new design for her web site. shelli likes the design, and tells the intern that he is quite the artist. the intern confides that he found the design on the internet. shelli replies that they can’t use it. her decision reflects which ethical issue related to it? a. privacy b. accuracy c. accountability d. property (such as intellectual property) e. accessibility to information

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