Martha has a small tailoring business that employs five tailors and three shop assistants. Because business is going well, Martha decides to expand. She purchases twice as much cloth, thread, and buttons, and she borrows money to expand her store space. Initially, business continues to increase, but then there is a sharp drop-off and Martha cannot pay her debts. She declares bankruptcy and files a petition for Chapter 11 with the court. The court allows Martha to continue to operate her business. Martha is a:

In the united states, the percentage of children and adolescents affected by obesity has more than tripled since the data from 2015-2016 show that nearly 20% (1 in 5) school age children and young people (6 to 19 years) in the united states has obesity. this is do in part to the fact that younger people consume beverages containing high levels of sugar and products containing high levels of fat. consuming too many calories and not enough exercise are also issues. as a well known industry consultant you know many of the beverage industry executives. you are approached by a coke executive who tells you that someone from coke is unofficially willing to sell pepsi the coke formula and the coke marketing plan for $25 million. the individual has access to both the vault and the bottling equipment so they can get the formula and marketing documents with nobody at the coca cola company knowing. imagine you are a marketing consultant. discuss fully your concerns. what is the ethical dilemma? is it illegal to purchase the coke formula and marketing plan? explain fully your point of view. furthermore, what would you tell the executives regarding childhood obesity?