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Consequentialism Required Reading: Introduction to Utilitarianism Required Reading: Introduction to Consequentialism Watch this video introducing Consequentialism Watch this video focusing on Utilitarianism In 500 words or more (no less), research the trolley problem and tell me why you would or would not pull the lever. Make sure you use the concepts introduced in the material above. You may use any source other than a dictionary or wikipedia. You must cite your references using APA formatting (this is 10% of your grade). Online students – your assignment is due by Sunday night at 11:59 p.m. EST On-ground students – your instructor will provide you with the due date.

This review exam is in two parts. The First part (Sec. 1, 2) is all short answers, and DUE by email THE DAY OF CLASS, to satisfy the attendance requirement. Section 3, The Case Studies, can be finished and turned in at your own pace. Brief definitions: Brief answer questions (2-3 sentences): Four normative systems Consequentialism rule utilitarianism act Utilitarianism Intrinsic / extrinsic Social Contract Universal law Categorical imperative Natural Rights theory Immanuel Kant Jeremy Bentham Ethical egoism Cost-benefit analysis Agent-centered ethics Altruism Explain the difference between the system of law and the system of ethics. 2. Why is a utilitarian decision, at least superficially, seem easier to accept than a deontological one? 3. Tom is a cultural relativist, and suggests there is no way to judge between cultural ethics because every culture is different. How do you answer? 4. In terms of equal justice, is utilitarianism fair? 5. How do you answer Sam who comments, about a decision he made that what he decides about the moral content is no one else’s business, because it is “how I feel.” 6. Give two or three examples of deontological-based systems of laws / morals. 7. What elements go into making a "right" decision? 8. In a case study, what elements should be considered? 9. How should one answer, there isno objective morality? 10. Given what you know, how might Eastern and Western Ethics differ? 3. Case Studies What facts, questions, ethical theories are important here: what are different possible ways of looking at these cases, and what are the consequences? Tom, a pre-med student, works two part-time jobs while attending a prestigious university. He finds his course load for the spring semester very challenging and he struggles to keep up with the assignments in his anthropology course. Tom knows the instructor, Dr. B, thinks highly of him and that she has a reputation of being somewhat of a softy when it comes to "good" students. So, having missed the deadline for submission of an important paper, Tom goes to Dr. B with the story that he and his twin brother were in a serious car accident over the weekend. Tom explains that he didn't hand in the assignment because he had been at the hospital sitting at his brother's bedside in the intensive care unit, where hs brother is now on life support. Dr B is of course very sympathetic and grants Tom an extension on the assignment. Later in the semester Tom once again finds himself behind the eight ball on an assignment. 2. Susan has put her life on hold to have a family, she is the primary care taker of a very large family, she wants to return to her fulfilling life in the legal system, she then finds out that she is pregnant with a fetus that has Downs syndrome, and she decides to have an abortion. How would you advise her? 3. In terms of ethical priority, which should take precedence: a civil order and its laws, or an individual. Give an example of this conflict, and choose an ethical system that you think would govern here. 4. Talk about one case in the news that you have been following. What are the ethical decisions, agents, moral responsibilities of the case as you understand them.

Module 1 - SLP Introduction to case study design and methodology The Doctoral Study  This SLP will span the first 5 modules of the course.  You will start thinking about a topic for your Doctoral Study and how you might go about conducting the study.  Don’t worry that the topic you choose at this early date will obligate you to keep that topic when it comes time to begin your research.  It can, and probably will change and evolve as you grow in your understanding and knowledge throughout the doctoral program.  Here we provide the big picture of what you will put together throughout the course.  Note that the “deliverables” are listed for each module. In thinking about a possible topic for your Doctoral Study, consider the following questions: Module 1:  What phenomenon do I want to know more about? Drill down a little - what do I want to know, specifically? Why do I want to know this? What skills do I have that I bring to my doctoral study research on this topic?  Do I have any biases or pre-conceived ideas about what I might find if I studied this phenomenon?  How sure am I? (2-3 pages). Module 2:  Have I done any reading on this topic?  Do I know how much research has been done concerning this topic? Find and skim 5 or 6 articles/dissertations, books that relate to research conducted on this topic.  What theoretical bases do these studies employ?  What would my study add to this body of research? (3-4 pages) Module 3:  How would I classify the appropriate study design (explanatory, descriptive, etc.)? Describe how you would classify your design and explain the rationale for your design choice. Briefly discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the approach. (2-3 pages) Module 4:  What kind of data would I need for my doctoral research and why?  Where could I obtain it?  How would I approach gaining access to the data? How would I analyze it? (2-3 pages) Module 5:  The Problem/Puzzle Write up a 4-page mini-proposal for the Doctoral Study you are thinking about doing at this point in time. The tentative title of your study Explain what is driving your interest in your research topic. Define the problem have you identified that your research might address or help resolve. What puzzle about your area of interest do you want to solve? Propose a set of RQ’s (5-10) which you will eventually reduce to 1 or 2. SLP Assignment Expectations

Do you love new car smell, or find yourself eating too many cookies after you smell them baking in the oven?  If so, you’re not alone.  Scent is a powerful marketing tool that evokes consumer emotions, and can change buying behavior.  According to Forbes, most major hotel chains diffuse their unique aromas throughout their properties.  The hope is that “whiffs of these scents will make you link their property with positive memories and emotions, as well as establish and market their brand.”   Have you noticed instances of scent marketing?  Where and how do you think it could be used to boost sales? What do you think are its pros and cons?

Click Step 1: Research the Steps to Create and Manage a Small Business to get started. Competencies Your work will be evaluated using the competencies listed below. 1.7: Create neat and professional looking documents appropriate for the project or presentation. 1.8: Create clear oral messages. 2.5: Develop well-reasoned ideas, conclusions or decisions, checking them against relevant criteria and benchmarks. 7.1: Analyze the legal forms of business organization and make recommendations to support business decisions. 9.1: Design organizational structure, systems and processes that support the strategic goals of the organization. Step 2: Determine the Legal Structure of Your Business: Gather and Analyze Information Now that you have read a broad overview of new business creation and management, you recognize that the next step in creating your new business is to decide on one of the many legal forms of business you will use to form your new company. You want to show the investors that you really know your stuff, so you decide to select three forms of business to analyze and you’ll explain in your presentation why the option you chose is the best for your new venture. Step 3: Determine Your Organization's Structure: Gather and Analyze Information After selecting the most appropriate legal form of business, you’re messaged by one of your colleagues in the collaboration, Roza Worrell: INBOX (1 NEW EMAIL) From: Roza Worrell To: You I’m glad you finalized your decisions on the legal form for the new business. Now we need to decide on the organization structure and design that would work best for our goals. We need to  determine what departments the organization will need, who will report to whom, how many levels we will have in our organization's hierarchy, and how many individuals will report to each manager (span of control). We really need a structure that will promote communication and coordination of efforts across the entire organization.  We also need to consider whether or not we should be outsourcing the HR function. After formulating your thoughts, you may also need to do some additional research on the web and in the library to enhance your knowledge for this presentation. Thanks for all you’re doing to make this business a reality. Good luck in your final prep for the presentation. Sincerely, Roza Step 4: Prepare Your Presentation Using the information you gathered from your reading and research, you now are ready to prepare a narrated PowerPoint. Because you want to record yourself and critique your own work, it should follow the form of asynchronous presentations. After doing some research, you find that the best presentations are organized by using the following guidelines: Tailor your presentation to suit the audience. Include a title slide, with your name on it, introducing the presentation. Include only the major bullet points for each issue on the presentation slides. Include no more than 15 slides (not counting title page or references list). Cover all the elements of your plan as outlined in Step 1. Use your narration to provide the supporting rationale for each major bullet point. Include a script of your narration in the Notes section of PowerPoint. Include a clear summary of your major conclusions and any recommendations on the conclusion slide.

1. Topic : The investigation on consumer behaviour of Douyin digital marketing streamer: an case study on beauty industry live-streaming 2. methodology:questionnaire only, questionnaire has at least 20 questions. you also need to design the questionnaire 3. you also need to fill the ethic application form and related forms.

In this presentation you need to stated out 3 main parts 1. Dissertation aims and objectives 2. What you have done and have not done ? 3. what is the issues during your writing and your questions

Your assignment is to assess an established economic theory or economic policy or treaty that affects more than one country. You will write an 8- 12 page argumentative/persuasive research paper. Hint: Revisit the Twelve Themes in International Economics that begins on page 12 and select a theme. Or look at the Four Issues that are introduced on page 440. After you read these two sections, you will have some ideas about which you can take a position. If you have any questions about the topic of your paper, please contact your instructor. The paper should cite approximately 5-8 peer reviewed full text journal articles retrieved from ProQuest, BE & T, InfoTrac, and Academic OneFile. Your paper should integrate at least the following elements: The presentation of a firm position regarding your stance or theory. An offering of a strong position using evidence-based argumentation. An address of opposing points as to present a well-rounded argument controlling personal biases and strengthening your argument while diminishing the opposition’s points. An effort to use evidence and argument flow as to instill a sense of trust into your reader. Do you feel stuck while planning your argument? If so, then try jumpstarting the assignment by using the following steps: Choose a stance you believe in and write down why you believe in the stance. Ask yourself the following questions: Who is my audience and which points will they be interested in? What kind of tone am I assuming for my argument? Does my tone match the audience? (If not, consider changing your tone.) Am I engaging in a fallacy or illogical stance? (Make sure you make sense or no one will believe you!) Would someone agree or disagree with me given my points? (Argue with yourself as to find the strengths and weaknesses of your stance.) Am I making a moral or cultural argument? (If so, you may need to reconsider a stance able to utilize scholarly literature.) Can I research my stance? (If not, you may need to consider a new stance.) Research as to find the evidence needed to support your stance or theory. Seek the needed facts, quotes, and existing research you can use for your argument Outline and write the essay starting with the evidence-supported defense of your points and slowly transition into an address of opposing points. Provide a brief summary of the argument as to conclude the essay.

Please submit your written report here. One report per group is required (no individual report is needed unless you do the simulation by yourself). The document should be "MS Word" format (not PDF). Or, you can upload both Word version and PDF version to be safe. Here are three examples. Please note that not all of them are great/excellent examples. (Further, none of them are perfect.) Be aware that if you choose 'not good' example and follow it, you will also get 'not good' score. Again, your report should contain answers to "why" questions. CMS Final Report_Example 1.pdf   Download CMS Final Report_Example 3.pdf Final tips: Your simulation progress report can be used as the initial draft for the final written report, especially the STP part. Again, marketing is about understanding (target) consumers. Try to  explain "why" you made certain decisions based on consumers' needs and  wants, shopping habits, etc.

Assignment Details For guidance with this Individual Project, use your textbook: Strategic Management: Creating Competitive Advantages (2021): Chapters 7, 8, and 9. Dynamic Analysis and Assessment of Value and Control Your proposal to the stakeholders was a success. For the third phase, they have asked you to conduct a dynamic analysis and assessment of value and control of your new company and explain the control systems planned to add value to the new company and its product. The dynamic analysis of your new company should include the following: Threat analysis of potential competitors New competitive action Motivation and capability to respond to competitors' actions Types of competitive action Likelihood of competitive reaction Next, you must explain the control systems planned to add value to the company and its product. Choose any of the following that apply: Traditional approach Contemporary approach Behavioral control Organizational control Informational control Deliverable Requirements: Your 5-page dynamic analysis and assessment of value and control document must be in APA formatting and include five sources. Submitting your assignment in APA format means that you will need the following at a minimum: Title page: Remember the running head. The title should be in all capitals. Length: There should be at least 5 pages. Body: This begins on the page following the title and must be double-spaced (be careful not to triple- or quadruple-space between paragraphs). The typeface should be 12-point Times New Roman or 12-point Courier in regular black type. Do not use color, bold type, or italics, except as required for APA-level headings and references. The deliverable length of the body of your paper for this assignment is 5 pages. In-body academic citations to support your decisions and analysis are required. Utilizing a variety of academic sources is encouraged. Reference page: References that align with your in-body academic sources are listed on the final page of your paper. The references must be in APA format and use appropriate spacing, hanging indents, italics, and uppercase and lowercase for the type of resource used. Remember that the Reference page is not a bibliography but a further listing of the abbreviated in-body citations used in the paper. Every referenced item must have a corresponding in-body citation. Please submit your assignment. Assignment Reminders: Please submit your assignment. Make sure you submit this assignment by the listed due date. Late deductions will apply for this assignment. Please refer to the Late Submission of Assignment policy. If you need assistance, please view the Troubleshooting tips. Resave in the proper format per the Assignment Detail instructions and resubmit.