
1.
To conclude: Whether the act done by Mr. E, disclosing the recently developed production process at the public place is ethical or unethical.
2.
To conclude: Whether act done by Miss. C, accepting figures determined by incompetent
3.
To conclude: Whether act done by Miss. L, who works in the Accounting Department at B Consulting, as she does not disclose that one of the companies bidding on a contract to provide payroll services for B employs her daughter, is ethical or unethical.
4.
To conclude: Whether act done by Miss. C who is a bubbly, fun person, is ethical or unethical. She continually makes recommendations one day after the recommendations were needed. She figures that the managers will tolerate the tardiness of the recommendations because the recommendations are well researched and she gets along with everyone.
5.
To conclude: Act done by Mr. A, Chief Accountant of the company, who did not disclose the change in accounting policy and its effect on a financial statement, is ethical or unethical.

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