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iveyjurea

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As discussed in the chapter, all of the following are steps in the process for analyzing an ethical issue except
 
  A) assigning responsibility.
  B) identifying the stakeholders.
  C) identifying the options you can reasonably take.
  D) identifying and clearly describing the facts.
  E) identifying the potential consequences of your options.

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the primary goal of a focused niche strategy?
 
  A) adding special features or unique add-ons to a product for which customers agree to pay more
  B) tailoring products and services based on the special preferences of a small group of customers
  C) offering similar products at lower prices than competitors in a market
  D) developing innovative products that threaten the survival of competitors' products



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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