ON ETHICS : Assuming you can afford (and are interested in) some of the “Maasai”
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ON ETHICS: Assuming you can afford (and are interested in) some of the “Maasai” products, would you like to pay more for these products if royalties are paid to the Maasai? If so, how much more?
ON ETHICS: As CEO of one of the firms mentioned, how are you going to respond to the criticism that your firm is “ripping off,” or “stealing,” from the Maasai?
ON ETHICS: If you were a judge in the home country of any of these firms named, how would you proceed with the legal dispute (assuming MIPI can eventually represent the tribe and press legal charges)?
Explanation / Answer
Ethics demand that actions should be fair and justified such as third parties should see them fair. Product of Massai are originated and produced by Maasai people. If the increased price goes to the Massai people as royalties I will consider paying more as it will help in elevating their conditions
I will be able to pay more to the amount that is being given to Massai peoples unless limited by my capabilities.
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