The ethical problem I found in our class this week is where Goldman Sachs set itself up for failure by adopting a business model that would cause the company to violate ethical situations. This may seem like a no$-$brainer, but hindsight is $20/20.$ Biblically speaking, you are told to cut the hand which you have stolen with. This mentality can easily parallel the situation that Goldman Sachs could have prevented. The first step to being an ethical company is to create a business model that prevents unethical situations from occurring as much as possible.