What is the objective of the last step in the ethical decision-making framework? Multiple Choice to brainstorm any alternative courses of action to weigh the various alternatives and choose a course of action to identify the issue to gather facts that are important to the ethical issue to determine ways to maximize profit for the company

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What is the objective of the last step in the ethical decision-making framework? Multiple Choice to brainstorm any alternative courses of action to weigh the various alternatives and choose a course of action to identify the issue to gather facts that are important to the ethical issue to determine ways to maximize profit for the company

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B. To weigh the various alternatives and choose a course of action

Explanation:

The major steps involved in a proper decision-making process include; Identifying the problem, understanding the problem by obtaining the necessary information, developing alternatives, choosing the best alternative that would address the ethical issue at hand, and implementing the best alternative.

The aim of the entire process of decision-making would be faulted if at the end, a course of action is not taken. The decision made at the end of the day, should address the initial concern raised. This decision would also need to be reviewed to ensure that it is the right step.

Determining ways to maximize profit for the company may not be the issue at hand, as several factors could inform the decision making process.