Ethics of spying on competitors

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1. Complete the Assurance of Learning Exercise of your text; “Ethics of Spying on Competitors.” When complete, select the one ethical choice/example (from the list) that you struggled with in terms of determining whether it is ethical or not. Write a short narrative stating which scenario was the most difficult to decide, how you made you final decision

2. What does the experience of Japanese firms suggest are the advantages and disadvantages of a lifetime employment system?

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