USE THIS 4) CLAIM, ALSO USE STAKEHOLDER MODEL TO ANSWER 6,7,8,9 AND ALSO answer in one sentence just like in the example

4) Stakeholder interest underscore that business ethics extend individual morality to encompass social dimensions,necessitating collective action and regulation.

6) Provide support for the claim in 4). What is it about the first half of the claim that connects it to the second half of the claim. Identify what it is about X that makes it connected to Y. Use DesJardins actual reasons for this conclusion if appropriate. The form here is: identify xCy by which X is connected to Y. The answer should be one sentence only. [For example: Morality or treating human beings well and right, and as they should be treated should make for a better world in which everything, including business, should go better and right.]

7) Define or explain what it is about the first half of the claim that connects it to the second half of the claim (as you identified it in 6)). The form here is: Define or explain what xCy is so that it is clear how it connects X to Y.

[For example: Treating human beings well should win for a business loyal employees, business partners, and consumer base. Also, as morality usually excludes deception, the markets, which work best when there is perfect information and unplanned risks are therefore not taken, should also work optimally and promote business success.]

8) Provide a specific example that demonstrates what you wrote in 4), 6) and 7) an example that illustrates the truth of the claim in 4) and its explanation in 6) and 7). [For example: Japanese firms that are known for good treatment of employees (wages, benefits, job security) have frequently performed well, in no small part due to that employees are dedicated to their firms and do good work.]

9) Explain in what way the xCy factor you identified in 6) and explained in 7) is present in your example in 8). [For example: Paying high wages and providing good benefits and security to employees by Japanese firms is an example of morals in business because these employees are treated well, and therefore, morally, and many of these Japanese firms were indeed profitable and are still around and their products are well respected all over the world.]