THERE IS 2 PART: PART 1: Wall Street Journal Written Article Analysis (WSJ)

THERE IS 2 PART:

PART 1: Wall Street Journal Written Article Analysis (WSJ)

Please select an article from the WSJ, during the current year, that is related to concepts or topics of ethical practices in business / management. Only the WSJ may be used.

A template and guidelines for this analysis

Markets Break When Interest Rates Rise Fast: Here Are the Cracks
Turmoil in Britain exposes potential risks facing pensions and government bond markets, longtime havens in periods of financial upheaval. “There are no immaculate tightening cycles. Stuff breaks.”

Musk’s Reversal Revives Bid, but for a Weaker Twitter
Billionaire Elon Musk’s latest about-face over his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter has him poised to take over a company that is weaker than it was before he tried to abandon the agreement—thanks in part to his ow

*PART 2:

Respond to each question below in a Word document, with three or four sentences (double space your wor)k:

1. A piece of furniture you have been looking for is marked $25. You know that similar pieces in worse condition have sold for more than 10 times as much.

Would you correct the seller on her under pricing?

2. If a charity send you free address labels and you do not make a contribution:

Do you use them or do you send them back?

3. Is it considered stealing to take extra napkins, plastic utensils, and straws from a fast food chain?

4. Your boss give you credit for a project on which a colleague did most of the work:

Do you accept the praise?