Assionment 3 Guidelines: - Assignment 3 is worth 15 points. - Assignment 3 must be "typed" - either single or double space is acceptable. - Proper grammar/sentence structure will be evaluated by the instructor. - Respond to the 4 questions involving global ethical beliefs. - While completing the assignment, each of the 4 questions (And sub-questions) must be (1) restated (using bold print) before the student's response and then (2) followed by the student's response (to each question). Restating each question will ensure that the 4 required questions of the assignment have been answered and assist the instructor in locating the student's response to each question. - Responses for each question must be at least 50 words long (per question). Global Ethical Beliefs The guiding slogan of "ethical relativism": "when in Rome, do as the Romans do." According to this ethical philosophy, no culture has better ethics than any other and a country should not impose its ethical standards on other countries. However, pure "ethical relativism" would require the acceptance of slave labor, the dumping of toxic wastes, and even murder if local customs called for those practices. The opposite of "ethical relativism"- is "ethical imperialism." "Ethical imperialism" is the belief that there should be a single or the same ethical standards for all cultures/countries to follow. 1. Do you primarily agree with "ethical relativism" or "ethical imperialism?" Identify at least 3 reasons/benefits for your choice? 2. What are at least 3 benefits of the ethical belief you didn't choose in \#1? 3. How would you combine or incorporate the benefits of both ethical relativism and ethical imperialism? 4. What suggestions or advice would you offer an international company/manager on how to effectively operate in different countries with different ethical standards