1. In one sentence state the ethical issue from this case, the sentence should be written in the form of a question. (An ethical issue is a problem, situation, or opportunity that requires an individual, group, or organization to choose among several actions that must be evaluated as right or wrong, ethical or unethical. Here are two examples of ethical issues stated as one sentence: Is it fair to let someone copy your homework? Who should have access to customer data?) 2. What facts will influence the ethical decision you must make in this case? Facts do not include ethical judgments at this point. Site sources if you are including facts not included in the case study materials. 3. Identify the primary and secondary stakeholders for Wells Fargo. List the values and interests of each stakeholder group, and what responsibilities must be upheld by Wells Fargo to each of them? 4. Describe the values and principles of Wells Fargo. Review their code of ethics and/or conduct additional research. 5. What courses of action could be taken to deal with this ethical issue? At a minimum, identify two (2) alternative courses of action that could be taken given the ethical issue, as stated in #1. 6. Of the courses of action you identified (in #5), which are likely to cause harm or benefit a stakeholder group? Explain. 7. How do the courses of action identified (in #5) align or conflict with the organizational values and principles of Wells Fargo (#4)? 8. Consider John Rawls' Theory of Justice, based on the liberty and difference principles. How would you answer the ethical question you identified in the first step- using Rawls' principles to guide your decision-making?