Jake is a small business owner of Macho Doors, a manufacturer and installer of garage doors. His business has earned the reputation as a reliable, trustworthy business that makes high quality, long-lasting doors. However, with rising gasoline and wood prices, Jake is finding it hard to maintain the existing quality standards. If he continues with the existing quality standard, his profit margins will go down and he will not be able to hike his employees' salaries; if he inserts panels of lower quality wood the reputation of his business will be lost. The situation that Jake faces is typically described as a(n) .

Incomplete questions:

Here are the missing options:

A. mutuality

B. ethical dilemma

C. caveat emptor

D. cognitive dissonance

Ethical Dilemma

Explanation:

A situation faced in business when there is a question of morality. Something a business choose is not profitable but is morally right while there are businesses who might go for immorality because of the profit.

So, what jack is facing is the question of morality, whether he will compromise his quality standards or not for profit, considering this was the reason behind his successful business.  

B) ethical dilemma

Explanation:

An ethical dilemma is a decision making problem between two moral or ethical reasons:

Jake wants to maintain Macho Doors' reputation of building high quality, long-lasting doors (very good and ethical business decision) vs making enough profit to give his employees' a raise (another very good and ethical decision).

Whatever decision Jake makes, he will be right and wrong at the same time, since both moral reasons are very good and valuable, but they are also mutually exclusive.

answer; im thinking customer:

i would go with get a bachelor’s degree

hope i

-lavira : )