Business ethic topic. Text Book used "Ferrell, O. C. Fraedrick, John. Ferrell, Linda. Business Ethics. 11th edition. South-Western Cengage Learning." Paper will Focus on "Chinese Food Safety Issue."
You will propose, illustrate, and seek to justify a position regarding an issue in business ethics. The Chinese Food Safety Issue; what matters is that you use this exercise to help yourself develop a personal view of ethics you can understand, explain, and defend. Through the project, you should demonstrate the ability to analyze, synthesize, and evaluate arguments related to the aspect or aspects of business ethics on which you opt to focus. Your paper should feature a clear thesis, an introduction that provides a clear
roadmap for the reader, two to four solidly defended arguments for this thesis, an appropriate number of anticipated responses to these arguments, and your answers to those responses, and a conclusion that synthesizes what you have said throughout the paper. It should follow this outline:
I. Introduction. You should begin the Introduction with a one-to-two sentence statement of your thesis. You should go on to indicate (using one or two sentences for each) what you will do in every subsequent part of the paper.
II. Arguments (use a title for this part that reflects the substance of the arguments you will be elaborating). You should begin with an introduction to this part (Section A) and proceed to offer two to four positive arguments for your thesis and a summary of these arguments (Sections B, C, etc.).
III. Responses (use a title for this part that reflects the substance of the arguments you will be considering). You should begin with an introduction to this part (Section A) and proceed to offer one or two criticisms of each of the arguments in Part II and a summary of these criticisms (Sections B, C, etc.).
IV. Rejoinders (use a title for this part that reflects the substance of the arguments you will be elaborating). You should begin with an introduction to this part (Section A) and one or two rejoinders of each of the criticisms elaborated in Part III and a summary of these rejoinders (Sections B, C, etc.).
V. Conclusion. You should offer a restatement of your thesis as supported by the points you have presented in your paper.