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Moseley v. Pepco Energy Services, Inc. Discuss and thoroughly answer the questions listed below. (Full text of case at textbook pages 100-101).
1. How does the behavior in this case reveal unknowingly a lack of ethics?
2. What alternatives might Moseley have had in this scenario using the steps of "business pragmatism?"
3. What issues would Moseley need to actually analyze using "outcome-based ethical principles," in order to made his decision to report Herzog’s behavior or not? Discuss and list the risks involved for Moseley as well as all benefits.
4. In viewing the stated facts and circumstances in this case, and using "duty-based ethical principles," what would help lead Moseley to actually disclose/tell about Herzog’s behavior?
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