Please ensure you have read the EJ Gallo case $($PDF file under readings$),$ Key Principles of Catholic Social Teaching, and The Common Good $($under the Module $6$ Readings tab$)$ prior to responding to the discussion following discussion question.

The first sentence of the "The Dignity and the Rights of Workers" documents states:

"The economy must serve the people, not the other way around."

Secondly, within "The Common Good" document, please note the highlighted section that states:

$"(74)$ Catholic Social Teaching recognizes the fundamental and positive value of business, the market, private property and free human creativity in the economic sector. But sometimes market forces cannot deliver what the common good demands..."

With this as a context, please read the following statement and state whether you agree or disagree and then provide your reasoning$/$defense for reaching this conclusion. Please consider this statement in light of their less expensive product line $($i$.$e$.,$ Night$-$Train, Wild Irish Rose, Thunderbird$)$

$"$EJ Gallo is an ethical public company whose goal is to maximize shareholder value. The strategies employed by senior management exemplifies keen marketing insight and delivers on their mission."