Regarding Dilemma $2$: During this process, you find out that the borrower is going to use this loan to condemn and develop the only homeless shelter in town into high$-$priced condominiums. Which of the following potential reasoning does not represent an ethical principle $($seven principles of decision making$)$ that may guide your reasoning to amend the reported assets and accept the loan?

You have no right to impinge on the borrower's rights to develop the property

Because you have no direct proof, pushing the loan through is of the greatest long$-$term benefit to you and should be done

It is not illegal to push the loan through $($against bank guidelines but not against government regulations$)$ so you should push it through

B & C do not represent reasoning based on the principles of ethical decision making

All of the Above $(A,B,$&$C$ actually represent reasoning based on the principles of ethical decision making