ETH 557 Entire Course
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ETH 557 Week 1 Individual Ethics Case Study
ETH 557 Week 2 Assignment
ETH 557 Week 3 Learning Team Ethical Challenges and Agency Issues
ETH 557 Week 4 Individual Ethics of Penn Square Bank and the Dow Corning Bankruptcy
ETH 557 Week 5 Learning Team Internal Policies
ETH 557 Week 6 Individual Economic and Ethical Issues of Pricing
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ETH 557 Week 2 Assignment
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Research the elasticity of beef and eggs in regards to price changes. How do supply, demand, and price controls interact to affect equilibrium price of eggs? Why do customers have a more elastic buying response to beef than to eggs?
What would be the consumer buying response to Coca-Cola® if the price of Pepsi® doubled? If the prices of Coca-Cola® and Pepsi® remained constant, what would be the consumer’s typical buying response to these products if their income was reduced by 30%? Suppose all carbonated beverages tripled in price. How would the concepts of utility, income, and substitution predict consumer behavior based on the rise in the cost of carbonated beverages?
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ETH 557 Week 4 Individual Ethics of Penn Square Bank and the Dow Corning Bankruptcy
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Resources: This week’s Electronic Reserve Readings Conduct additional research, and then answer each question in two 350- to 700-word responses: • Penn Square Bank: What were the ethical pressures on the firm concerning documentation, credit extension, and revenue recognition that lead to the final collapse? What should have been done to reduce or offset these pressures? • Dow Corning Bankruptcy: What...