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- ‘Situation Test’: Insider trading; it is not morally wrong to let a wholesaler or a retailer to know the price of a product will change; creative accounting is ethical and, therefore, would allow a billionaire to invest in a company...
‘Situation Test’: Insider trading; it is not morally wrong to let a wholesaler or a retailer to know the price of a product will change; creative accounting is ethical and, therefore, would allow a billionaire to invest in a company...
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Title: ‘Situation Test’
1. Argues that insider trading is not morally wrong: It is not morally wrong to let a wholesaler or a retailer to know that the price of a product will change
2. Argues that creative accounting is ethical and, therefore, would allow a billionaire to invest in a company
3. Urges a billionaire to invest in a company with gay and lesbian employees
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