Evaluate a Business Ethics News Item You are responsible for writing and submitt
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Evaluate a Business Ethics News Item
You are responsible for writing and submitting a paper that analyzes a
specified business ethics news item from the perspective of the ethical
decision rule identified by your instructor.
The instructor will distribute the two best business ethics news
items submitted by you or your classmates in response to the news-item
submission assignment. You may choose one or the other for your paper
topic. Only that article should be used in fulfillment of the
assignment—the use of any outside sources without citation (which will
not be accepted) constitutes plagiarism.
The instructor will also specify which of the six decision rules you
must apply to the article. If you have kept up with the course content,
absorbing the readings, videos, and class discussions, you will be able
to write the paper effectively and efficiently. If you have not, you
will need to become well versed in the selected theory before writing
(without the benefit of class discussions), which will reduce the amount
of time that you have available to craft an excellent paper. Identify
the article’s major and its minor ethical issues, and analyze them from
the perspective of that decision rule—as if you are “trying it on” as
the decision rule that you might live by.
The paper must be between 275 and 300 words (absolutely no more);
place your name and word count in the upper right-hand corner of the
paper. You should think in terms of writing a 350-400 word paper, and
then paring it down and crafting it into a very tight, brief paper that
fits into the required word range. Do not write a “short” paper and then
engage in puffery. The paper must be double spaced in Times New Roman
12-point font, and uploaded as a Microsoft Word attachment by the date
and time listed in the course schedule. This time is a cutoff—you are
welcome to submit the paper early. Papers that miss the cutoff will lose
25% of their points if submitted any time in the following 24 hours,
and will not be accepted after that time.
Your grade will be determined based on how closely your paper matches
the above requirements, along with the depth of your analysis and the
accuracy of your application of the decision rule. Invest sufficient
time into thinking through, publishing, and refining your paper: It
accounts for 20% of your course grade.
