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Food Inc. Documentary Review: Agribusiness Ethics and Policy

A critical review of Michael Pollan's Food, Inc. examining agribusiness ethics, government collusion, monocrops, animal welfare, and American consumer health.

Ethics

~6 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,255 words

HIPAA, Nursing Ethics, and Smartphone Use in Healthcare

Examines HIPAA privacy violations, nursing ethics, and smartphone policy through a case study of a nurse photographing a celebrity patient.

Health

~7 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,252 words

Stakeholders, Ethics, and Corporate Strategy: Dell and Sony

Explores stakeholder theory, organizational ethics, and competitive strategy using Dell and Sony as case studies in corporate governance and management.

Business

~7 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,305 words

Preventing Childhood Obesity: Policy, Ethics, and Nursing

Explores childhood obesity's causes, ethical tensions around food policy, political factors like HFCS subsidies, and nursing interventions for prevention.

Health

~7 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 1,043 words

Diversity Training in the Workplace: Purpose, Ethics, and Evolution

Explores the history, ethical debates, and evolving purpose of workplace diversity training from compliance to competitive advantage and cultural acceptance.

Business

~6 min read

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Essay Undergraduate 2,603 words

Causes, Ethics, and Prevention of the Subprime Crisis

Examines the 2007–2008 subprime mortgage crisis: its root causes, ethical failures by lenders, ratings agencies, and government, and how to prevent recurrence.

Finance

~14 min read

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5,797 words

Psychic readings and building repeat business in professional metaphysics practice

A psychic reading refers to the process where one person attempts to gain information and insight about another person through tapping into the metaphysical realm.

~29 min read

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1,312 words

Patricia Dunn's forced resignation and deontological ethics analysis

Patricia Dunn should not have been forced to resign. Her role as Chairman of the Board was to oversee the governance of the company, and assist with the selection of the CEO. Further to this, Dunn was to act as an agent of the shareholders, to protect their interests.

~7 min read

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1,835 words

Moral theories and their application to engineering ethics problems

Specifically for this report, an examination of various moral theories offers insights as to how to approach ethical problems for engineering applications.

~10 min read

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1,071 words

Employee overtime and protective equipment in workplace safety ethics

If the CEO of a company stated that based on moral grounds she was allowing employees to decide whether they would work overtime in the more dangerous areas of the company, I would think that this would be a good thing.

~6 min read

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