Question (1): For the following case you are obliged to make the Most Ethical Decision. (10...

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Question (1): For the following case you are obliged to make the Most Ethical Decision. (10 Marks total) Sara is an engineer in a construction company. Her job is to choose the material that will be used in the building construction. One day, Sara's company sent her to a conference in Sheraton Hotel to decide from which company she will choose the needed materials for the upcoming construction project. Once she reached the conference place, she had a tour to check and test all the construction material suppliers' booths. During the conference break, one of the sales representatives joined Sara and offered her a full paid trip to Italy to spend the Summer vacation there. (a) Use the line drawing technique and determine whether accepting the trip to Italy is morally permissible or not. (6 Marks total) (b) Briefly suggest a "creative middle way" (a compromise that will work for everyone) for the given situation. (2 Marks total) (c) If the trip includes 15 classroom hours and a day-long tour of the coastline, is accepting the trip to morally permissible? (2 Marks total) Question (1): For the following case you are obliged to make the Most Ethical Decision. (10 Marks total) Sara is an engineer in a construction company. Her job is to choose the material that will be used in the building construction. One day, Sara's company sent her to a conference in Sheraton Hotel to decide from which company she will choose the needed materials for the upcoming construction project. Once she reached the conference place, she had a tour to check and test all the construction material suppliers' booths. During the conference break, one of the sales representatives joined Sara and offered her a full paid trip to Italy to spend the Summer vacation there. (a) Use the line drawing technique and determine whether accepting the trip to Italy is morally permissible or not. (6 Marks total) (b) Briefly suggest a "creative middle way" (a compromise that will work for everyone) for the given situation. (2 Marks total) (c) If the trip includes 15 classroom hours and a day-long tour of the coastline, is accepting the trip to morally permissible? (2 Marks total)

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Answer 1 Accepting the trip to Italy is morally not permissible The trip was offered unofficially at the time of conference break which in itself impl... View the full answer