Guideline: First, read the case below. You are expected to collect key information and make analysis out of it accordingly. The key information should be related to how ethical issues are handled in this case. Then, answer the three questions according to the following specifications. The Case: Suppose Jeremy was a young trainer of one of the dishonest gym centres, who had been pushed by his boss to increase profit of the company; the 20-year old college student was the victim; and the ethical issue was about Jeremy' s ethical dilemma if he should make profit by all means or act as whistle blower in the case study. The case was set at the moment just right before the 20-year old college student was lured into filling the questionnaire" at the gym centre. Jeremy kind of sensed the company's scam but his supervisor forced him to use dishonest trade tactics to make profit by all means. He was considering whether he should still induce his customer to sign up for expensive gym contracts. Refer to the News Report below AND answer the following three Questions using theories from your textbook by R&C. News Report: The case is based on the SCMP news report Fitness centres abused good nature of young people to railroad them into signing expensive gym contracts, says Hong Kong Customs Department" at "https://www.scmp.comews/hong-kong/law-and- Questions: Read the Instructions on pages 1-3 before answering the following three questions: 1. Stakeholders include competitor, customer, employer, employee, media, supplier, etc. Identify and explain THREE most affected stakeholders in Jeremy's case. (30%) 2. Evaluate any TWO of the six factors in the Issue Intensity model (Exhibit 5-5) to determine how important the ethical issue is to Jeremy. State specifically your conclusion whether the issue intensity is high OR low to him. (30%) 3. There are SIX stages in the Stage of Moral Development model (Exhibit 5-4). Choose ONE stage from the model and state clearly which stage you have chosen. Explain specifically whether or not Jeremy would induce the victim to sign up for expensive gym contracts using dishonest sales tactics if he was at that stage. (30%)