Step 3 of 6 · Business Ethics: Frameworks in Practice

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Is there an ethical dilemma in this situation? If yes, identify and describe the dilemma -- the stakeholders involved and the values in tension. If no, explain why not.

Map who is affected on every side: the company and its owners, the employees, the advertisers, and the young and adolescent users and their families. Name the values that pull against each other, then argue the structure. Is this a genuine dilemma, or does one side's claim dissolve when you inspect it? There is no required answer; the grade follows the quality of your mapping and your argument.

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  • Maps stakeholders on both sides (the business and its people, and the users and their families)
  • Names the values in tension, not just one side
  • Developed enough to earn the points (150+ words)