When Tragedy Strikes the Supply Chain” the case highlights the ethical issues and risks inherent in international business i.e. global supply chains.

When Tragedy Strikes the Supply Chain” the case highlights the ethical issues and risks inherent in international business i.e. global supply chains. Following the lecture, “The True Cost” and reading of the case, answer the questions below.

1. What ethical dilemmas do Tots & Teens face when they shift to a factory? If you were the CEO or CFO of this company, how would you try to minimize them?
2. The case study shows the pros and cons of staying in Bangladesh (using another Bangladesh contractor) and moving to a Chinese factory (Shenzhen). Which one do you believe is the best for the company, employees, and customers? And Why?
3. What would you do as a senior manager to balance profitability and social responsibility?
4. Following the information you viewed, read and listen to in this module do you have a different view regarding where and how often you buy and/or replace your clothing? Why/Why Not?

This is not a group discussion. The questions must be answered on a separate Word document to earn credit. Your name, date, and class name must appear at the top of the page. Each answer must be a minimum of 200 words. Feel free to cite other sources. The Font should be Aria or Times Roman, size 12 points. To earn credit, the format must be followed closely. The link to the documentary: https://youtu.be/5-0zHqYGnlo