Which of the following reflect problems with Albert Carr's version of "business bluffing?" $($Select all that apply.$)$

$1.$

Dishonesty is all part of the $$rules of the game$$ and should not be thought of as unethical.

$2.$

The distinction between private ethical standards, or those of society, and business practice is not so clear cut.

$3.$

$$What happens in a business setting stays in a business setting.$$

$4.$

There may be a slippery slope from $$bluffing$$ and $$subtle dishonesty$$ to larger$-$scale cheating and fraud.

$5.$

The poker analogy is perhaps not the best way to think about business decisions.

$6.$

Honesty provides a necessary basis for private morality, not for success in the $$game$$ of business.