4. This line from the web page is curious: "Maybe the Louis Vuitton Monogram Speedy 30 that Linda paid $1,200 for is a replica handbag." It's important to know that the price of the real thing is about $1,200. The point being made is that people can end up paying full price for a copy. If that's true, it sounds like Finer Bags is inviting people like you and me to realize that we can buy their fakes and then sell them as real, pocketing the difference. Imagine you buy a few replicas for $120. Then you spread word around campus that your mom is a major department store buyer and handed off a few Louis Vuitton Monogram Speedy 30s that you're now selling at the absurdly low price of...$800. Can you sketch an argument to ethically justify your business model? What kind of ethical theory could it be based on? How would you respond to a consumer who discovered the trick? Imagine fiando