Question

Imagine that you had two parents and a sister working for Oil-Dri in the United States. The overseas client you've been sent to do business with is a half-brother from your father's first marriage. He demands a bribe. How could the ethics of care be used to justify accepting or refusing?

Answer 1

I should not give bribe, because under certain conditions it is not permissible to give a bribe. I would deny him as bribe is considered immoral in business Nothing in a care ethic requires everyone involved to protect any bond. Often it occurs in families where a member is so poisonous and harmful to the others that in the interests of maintaining the greater intact, the connection must be broken. One such case could be the overseas bribery partnership. It's hard to break free, of course, but there are other potential clients in the world who can actually do more for the core group's social wellbeing than cling to a issue.