Consumer Misbehavior

This activity is important because both firms and consumers have an obligation to behave in an ethical and socially responsible manner. Unethical consumer behavior during the exchange process and throughout the use and disposal of products is cause of concern for firms and society as a whole.

The goal of this exercise is for you to recognize the difference between ethical$/$responsible consumer behavior and unethical$/$irresponsible consumer behavior.

Roll over each consumer behavior scenario and determine whether it represents an ethical$/$responsible consumer behavior or an unethical$/$Irresponsible consumer behavior.

Instead of cutting the tag off her new formal dress, Heather tucks it in so she can return it after the formal. After all, she's only going to wear it once.

Jake noticed that his coupon for a BOGO pizza was expiring tomorrow, so he made a special trip to the local pizzeria to make sure he used it before it expired.

Since Marshall loves music of all genres, he subscribes to Apple Music for $$4\mathrm{.}99$ a month with his student discount.

David really wants a new car and a low interest rate. To be certain he can buy the car of his dreams, he overstates his income by $$20,000$ on his loan application.

While in New York City, Claire buys a Louis Vuitton Neverfull bag from a street vendor for $${?}_5$ and it looks just like the real thing!

During their remodel, Daisy and Carlos chose flooring made of bamboo since it is much more sustainable and environmentally friendly than traditional hardwood.