Elvira is the ceo of a firm. she has an opportunity to increase the competitive advantage of her company but is not sure if accepting the opportunity is ethical. which of the following questions would her decide if accepting the opportunity is ethical? a. how would the media report her decision to accept the opportunity if it were to become public? b. how long lasting would the competitive advantage be if she decided to accept the opportunity? c. what are the chances that her decision to accept the opportunity will be made public? d. how much profit would be made if she decided to accept the opportunity?

a.

Explanation:

The media is a very important factor to understand how ethical is a decision. Sometimes, company owners or CEOs end up making decisions based only on high profits or increase of competitive advantage, but it ends up having serious consequences on people's life. To fight that, the media has a crucial importance to show the public what is that company doing, and the public opinion be formed by that, even influencing the profits or the overall view of that company for most consumers.

i bought a new phone

explanation:

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