1. Ignoring important qualitative factors in making relevant decisions, such as the impact on domestic employees in offshoring decisions
2. Choosing to move production offshore to a developing country to exploit lax environmental and labor regulations
3. Making decisions based on how they will impact reported financial earnings rather than by using relevant information
4. Using bait-and-switch advertising techniques to manage sales mix
5. Pricing products or services at amounts that violate the Robinson-Patman Act or other jurisdictional pricing regulations, especially if the prices are meant to be discriminatory against any type of protected group
6. Handling a scarce material circumstance by substituting materials that pose high risks to human health or the environment for the scarce material