Part A: Read the case below then answer all the following questions $($A$1,$ C$2,$ C$3,$ D$1,$

D$4)$:

Noor is a new hire at a company that produces LCD displays for large places, such as shopping malls. Part of her job requires her to identify, and repair displays that are not working properly. One day, a shopping mall reported that $2$ display units out of $12$ had stopped working since their installation $3$ months prior. The shopping mall also noted serial on the $2$ units were different from the rest of the other $10$ units.

At the mall, Noor checked the displays and realized her company had sold units that were from a bad batch. Noor wanted to tell the customer why the units failed, but recognized that if she revealed this information, the shopping wall would receive replacement displays at no additional cost. But, if she blamed the failing units' improper installation, her company would be able to charge the shopping mall for replacement display units.

Noor knew her manager would want her to choose the option that would minimize the company's losses. She is a new hire and is afraid to lose her new job.

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Explain the dilemma in the above case by clarifying what options Noor must choose from. $(4$ Marks$)$

You have covered $4$ types of conflicts in chapter$-2$ of your textbook, please $($a$)$ state them and $($b$)$ explain which one mostly suits the above case and why. $(4$ Marks$)$

How would "greater good" and "the golden rule" apply to this case? What are the consequences of each decision Noor might take? $(4$ marks$)$

Identify and explain which Stakeholder$($s$)$ would be directly affected by the consequences of the ethical dilemma. $(4$ marks$)$

What do you advise Noor to do to solve the ethical dilemma she is facing? $(4$ marks$)$