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Chapter 8, Problem 4CTE
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To determine: Three examples of unethical behavior involving location selection and to indicate the ethical principle that is violated.
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Location is where a firm chooses to site its operations. Location decisions can large effects on expenses and incomes. Location choices are normally quite imperative to both substantial and private companies. The area choice directly affects an operation's expenses and also its capacity to serve clients.
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