Case: BP Oil Spill For this case study you will analize the ethical significance of the BP oil spill of 2010. The company's ethical failures have important social dimensions, in addition to the ways in which the company failed specific individuals such as employees. This case provides an excellent way to illustrate the way we should understand the scope of the term "corporate social responsibility," and how to keep that term narrow enough for it to retain some real meaning Review the below instructions that will assist you in completing this assignment. 1. Review Reading 5-1 on pages 201-203 of the textbook. 2. Review the follwing documents pertaining to the BP Oil Spill: . Bloomberg Timeline . Eleven Facts o Case Notes 3. Create a Word document answering the following questions. As you prepare each of the questions, think back to the Decision Making Framework provided in Chapters 2 and 3. Utilize that framework as you think through and prepare your responses. Be sure to include your opinion, facts from the case, and your argument using the information you have learned from this week's chapter or other parts of the course. a. Did risky drilling and cost cutting moves add to an apparent display of disregard for safety entrenched in BP's culture? b. Because management may believe they are immune to risks, do they sometimes commit their organization to risky courses of action? Discuss the BP leadership decision to take the risk of not investing in safety measures prior to the spill of 2010. Is there a biased theory of oneself present? c. What is BP Oil's responsibility to the fishing and tourist industries? 4. Upload your document to the "Case. BP Oil Spill" submission link above