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Select an industry of your choice and determine how ethical behavior and social responsibility could benefit such an industry. Give specific examples to support your response. Determine where corporate responsibility ends and personal responsibility begins.

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The solution discusses how ethical behavior and social responsibility could benefit in a particular industry chosen by the student, with examples to support the response. The solution also determines where corporate responsibility ends and personal responsibility begins.

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Select an industry of your choice and determine how ethical behavior and social responsibility could benefit such an industry. Give specific examples to support your response.

Perfect examples of companies that would benefit from both ethical behavior and social responsibility include any of the thousands of manufacturing plants that release toxins into the air and that accumulate massive heaps of trash that are either burned, which releases more into the air, or that take up space in the landfills. A good sense of ethics should be in place at all companies as described, and management at the companies should be finding ways to release less garbage into ...

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