1. Considering the email you write that agrees to take the product back:
   1. Is your action ethical according to the categorical imperative (page 18) perspective? Explain your answer.
   2. Is your action ethical according to the utilitarianism perspective (page 43)? Explain your answer .
   3. If that email comes to light later, what do you think your boss will say?
2. Regarding your shipping to the fictitious company:
   1. Is your action ethical according to the categorical imperative perspective? Explain your answer .
   2. Is your action ethical according to the utilitarianism perspective? Explain your answer .
   3. Is your action legal?

Support all of your answers. Which perspective do you favor?

This discussion requires students:

1. Post an Original Response to the Questions (combined 250 words minimum please)
2. Reply to two classmates (75 words minimum each reply)