I need this part answer only.

"What does your group recommend John to do and why? In making ethical analyses, make some use of (i.e., describe the ethical issue from the perspectives of each of the following:

a) Ethical Theories (utilitarianism, duty ethics, virtue ethics);

b) Common Morality

c) NSPE code of ethics

d) Respect-for-Persons Test

D John was asked to review a new computer part that is going to be manufactured in five different locations around the world. He is asked to try to figure out how to save some money as the part is just a little bit too expensive to make at this time. However, research of their customers indicates there is a strong market for the product. O Two of the plant managers get together and figure out a way to replace part of the product with a much cheaper material, making the product more affordable to manufacture. Quality significantly goes down with the cheaper part. It is more likely to break on the consumer in the first year of use. John reports this to his boss. We need this product and we have insurance to cover us if we need to do a major recall. Sign it tomorrow, John. We need to go into production by the end of next month. We really need to go forward with this to keep two plants open. D John's boss asks him to 'sign off on the modifications because company protocol requires a corporate quality engineer to approve all new products before it can go into manufacturing. Talking Points: 1. What does the company want to do? 2. What did plant management do? 3. What is the attitude of John's boss toward this product? 4. What are some options for John? 5. What is at least one possible consequence for each of the options for John? What does your group recommend John to do and why? In making ethical analyses, make some use of (i.e., describe the ethical issue from the perspectives of each of the following: a) Ethical Theories (utilitarianism, duty ethics, virtue ethics); b) Common Morality ") NSPE code of ethics d) Respect-for-Persons Test