2. Choose one work of art that from your textbook (please don’t choose a work from chapter 2 – any other chapter is fine). The work needs to be a representational piece – not abstract and not architecture.

3. Describe in details its:

a. Form (The way a work looks. It includes all visual aspects of the work such as size, shape, materials, color, style and composition.)

b. Content (What the work of art is about. It includes subject matter, message and iconography.)

c. Context (Includes knowledge of artist, time & culture.)

4. Explain how the form of the work supports its content (this is the hardest part to answer – but this is what you should ask yourself every time you see a work of art.)

Example:

Gnaw by Janine Antoni 1992

a. Form: The installation has three parts – 600 pound cube of chocolate, 600 pound cube of lard and showcase that contains lipsticks and empty heart-shaped chocolate boxes. The artist created them by gnawing the chocolate and lard cubes during a performance. The cubes stand on marble bases… etc.

b. Content: The chocolate boxes have association to love, the lipsticks are related to vanity and body image and both chocolate and the lard can refer to body image and eating disorders. For most people, the thought of the artist eating from them and then spitting it out is repulsive. Since they are so large it also brings up the issue of consumerism.

c. Context – The work was created by a female contemporary artist in 1992. It contains criticism about romantic ideals of “perfect” love and “perfect” human body in Western art and culture. It is still relevant for us in the 21st century. Here is a quote from the artist – “Lard is a stand-in for the female body, a feminine material, since females typically have a higher fat content than males, making the work somewhat cannibalistic”.

How the Form of the Work Supports its Content

The artist chooses to use chocolate and lard – nontraditional materials which are perishable and edible; she puts them on top of marble, which is a traditional material in Western art. In that way she contrasts the beauty of the “classical” marble bodies (such as the ones created by Rodin in The Kiss) with the abstract cubic shapes that are scarred by her teeth. She also contrasts the light lard and dark chocolate and the beautiful finished product – the lipsticks – with the more “raw” teeth bites she leaves on the cubes and “cannibalistic” process of eating them. Her work remind us that behind the glossy images we see in magazines and on social media there are human obsessions which are not always pretty.

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Prior to the assignment you should download the provided outline and use that to structure your paper, and also consult the assignment guidance and modeled example for additional help. Finally, before submitting your assignment please use the checklist to ensure that you have completed all of the requirements.

Overview

This course has three written assignments that build upon one another and are designed to take you step-by-step through a process of writing a paper that identifies an ethical question, examines the context, issues, and arguments surrounding the question, and attempts to defend an answer to that question using strong moral reasoning.

This second written assignment is a four-part exercise comprised of the following sections:

1. Ethical Question
2. Introduction
3. Explanation of the Ethical Theory
4. Application of the Ethical Theory

For sections (1) and (2) revise and expand on what you did in the first assignment.

Sections (3) and (4) are new.

The main purpose of this paper is to define the nature and scope of the ethical theory in a way that shows how the core principle(s) of that theory lead to a specific moral conclusion on your ethical question. Another way to think of this is to explain how someone who is fully committed to the moral reasoning of the ethical theory would answer your ethical question (even if it is not necessarily how you would answer the question).

The assignment should be 900 to 1,000 words, written in essay form with clearly labeled sections as indicated below, and include a title page and reference page.

Part 1: Ethical Question

State the ethical question beneath this heading.

• This question should be on the same topic as the question presented in the week one assignment, and if necessary, revised based on your instructor’s comments and the additional insight and information you have gained from research on the topic. If you would like to switch topics, you should first consult with your instructor.

Place your ethical question beneath the Part 1: Ethical Question heading.

Part 2: Introduction

Provide an introduction to the topic and question.

• This should be revised and expanded from the Week 1 Introduction in light of your instructor’s comments and the additional insight and information you have gained from research on the topic.
• For instance, you may find that your original ideas about the issue have changed and clarified, that the focus of the ethical question has shifted or become more specific, and/or that there are important background and contextual details that need to be explained.
• The revised introduction should reflect your additional thinking on the scope and significance of the ethical issue, and address any feedback provided by your instructor.
• The introduction should be at least 300 words in one or two paragraphs.

Place the introduction material under the Part 2: Introduction heading.

Part 3: Explanation of the Ethical Theory

Ethical theories provide accounts of how to reason well about moral questions and of what justifies answers to those questions. In this section of the paper, you will discuss either the ethical theory of utilitarianism, deontology, or virtue ethics.

You should not discuss your topic in this section, but focus only on the ethical theory.

The discussion should include the following elements:

• A brief account of the historical background of the theory and the philosopher(s) associated with it.
• An explanation of the core moral principle of the theory, or if there is more than one, the principle that you will focus on in applying that theory to your question.
• A brief, general explanation of how the theory and its core moral principle applies to moral questions, using an example different from the issue that is the main focus of your paper. (For example, if your focus is on how deontology applies to using animals in medical research, you could explain Kant’s moral theory by discussing how it would apply to an issue like lying for the sake of the greater good.)
• This section should focus only on the ethical theory. For instance, if you are discussing physician-assisted suicide from a utilitarian perspective, this section should only discuss utilitarianism in general terms; you should not discuss physician-assisted suicide, euthanasia, or other related topics until the next section.
• The discussion should be around 300 words and must incorporate at least one quote from the required resources on the ethical theory you have chosen to discuss. Required resources include the textbook chapter focused on that theory (3, 4, or 5) or the “Primary Sources” listed at the end of Chapters 3-5.

Place this section under the Part 3: Ethical Theory heading.

Part 4: Application of the Ethical Theory

Now that you have explained in general terms the core principle of the ethical theory you are focusing on in this paper, you will apply that theory and its core principle to your ethical question.

• Explain as clearly and precisely as you can how that principle leads to a particular conclusion.
• You can think of that conclusion as the answer someone would most likely give to your question if they were reasoning along the utilitarian, deontological, or virtue ethics lines you explained in Part 3.
• Note: This conclusion does not need to be the same as the position you stated in the Week 1 assignment. In fact, it could be the opposing position you discussed there. See the remarks about main purpose of the paper above.
• This section should be around 300 words.

Place this section under the Part 4: Application of the Ethical Theory section.

In your paper,

• Identify the ethical question.
• Introduce the topic and question.
• Explain the ethical theory of utilitarianism, deontology, or virtue ethics.
• Apply the selected ethical theory to the ethical question.

The Applying an Ethical Theory paper

• Must be 900 words in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center’s APA Style (Links to an external site.) resource.
• Must include a separate title page with the following:
  • Title of paper
  • Student’s name
  • Course name and number
  • Instructor’s name
  • Date submitted

For further assistance with the formatting and the title page, refer to APA Formatting for Word 2013 (Links to an external site.).

• Must utilize academic voice. See the Academic Voice (Links to an external site.) resource for additional guidance.
• Must quote from at least one of the required resources on the selected ethical theory.
  • The Scholarly, Peer Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources (Links to an external site.) table offers additional guidance on appropriate source types. If you have questions about whether a specific source is appropriate for this assignment, please contact your instructor. Your instructor has the final say about the appropriateness of a specific source for a particular assignment.
• Must document any information used from sources in APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center’s Citing Within Your Paper (Links to an external site.) guide.

Must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. See the Formatting Your References List (Links to an external site.) resource in the Ashford Writing Center for specifications.

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Q #1

You have just been hired as the manager for a Fortune 500 company. In your new role you have three primary tasks that are due within the next two weeks. The first task is to determine pricing for a new product that directly competes with another company’s product. A group of market analysts have run several models to determine the profitability of each pricing decision made by you and the competing company. Below are their results (profits are in millions).

		Competitor
		Price Low	Same Price	Price High
Your Firm	Price Low	2, 2	4, 1	5, 0
	Same Price	1, 4	3, 3	3, 1
	Price High	0, 5	1, 4	3, 3

1. Which pricing strategy do you choose?

2. Why did you choose this pricing strategy?

3. Was there a better strategy to choose? If so, why didn’t you choose it?

Your second task is the renegotiation of contracts. You have learned that negotiations had stalled between the prior management and you want make sure that the current negotiations are completed, as production needs to ramp up for the upcoming holiday season. The production crew wants a raise, whereas you want to keep costs at a minimum but also improve worker morale—which may lead to more productivity. Below are the most likely scenarios (payoffs are in thousands).

		Competitor
		Bargain Hard	Accommodate
You	Bargain Hard	0, 0	5, 2
	Accommodate	2, 5	4, 4

4. What is the most likely outcome and why?

5. As the manager, what can you do to change the disagreement value of those you are bargaining with or your own disagreement value?

Your last task is to hire a new employee for the data analytics department. You have several résumés on your desk and one catches your eye. The applicant has graduated summa cum laude from a top 20 institution, they held an internship at another Fortune 500 company, and have been involved in the local community.

6. Why did this résumé catch your eye as compared to the other résumés?

7. You want to hire the applicant, but are risk averse. List two ways you can be assured that the applicant is a good choice.

8. Even though the new hire looked great on paper, they have quickly become a problem (due to lack of effort) in their department. You need to act, as you don’t want turmoil throughout the department and company. List two ways to improve the employee’s work effort and productivity.

9. After a long week, you’ve finally had the chance to look over the data. You’ve found that the new hire generates $1,000 of additional productivity per week. You also know that the new hire earns $30/hour. Thinking about this, you’re unsure if hiring the new data analyst was a wise decision. What amount of hours should the analyst work for this new hire to be a prosperous one?

Q #2

You are conducting market research on the largest firms in the video game industry. You have found out each firm’s sales and the industry sales. Below are your results.

Firm	Sales (millions)
1	$500
2	$600
3	$300
4	$900
5	$750
6	$800
Industry	$5,500

1. Based on your research you determine that the four firm concentration ratio is _____ and you can classify this industry as a(n) _____?

2. There are 10 other firms in this industry and they evenly split the remaining industry sales. What is the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index for this industry?

3. Will the Department of Justice allow a merger to take place between firms 4 and 6? Why or why not?

As luck would have it, you are able to collect data on two of the firms you have been researching. The products they sell are homogenous. Below is the estimated demand function for each firm and their marginal costs:

Q = 80 – 4P_A + 4P_B

MC = 2

4. What is the price response curve for each firm?

5. What is the Nash Equilibrium price that each firm should charge?

Being satisfied with the results you found, you happen upon a new set of data for two other firms in the industry who have been fiercely competing. You analyze the data and come up with the following:

		Firm B
		Lower Price	Raise Price
Firm A	Lower Price	1, 1	3, 0
	Raise Price	0, 3	2, 2

6. The payouts represent profits for each firm given a pair of strategies. You think the firms will make this a one-shot promotion. What is the likely outcome and why?

7. You’ve reconsidered what each firm is doing. Now, you believe the firms will act in a behavior that seeks long-run profits instead of short-run profits. What is the most likely outcome now? Why?

You’ve researched many aspects of this industry and have a good understanding of how it works. However, in a recent change, the firms find themselves switching to a new technology that increases their productivity. There has also been an increase in the incomes from those who buy video games.

8. Draw a supply and demand diagram showing the before and after effects of the changes. Use the price you found in question 5 as your starting market price. Be sure to label all parts of the graph.

Q #3

Two firms currently comprise the market for chicken sandwiches. One firm has been in the market for 50 years and has considerable market share. The other firm has been in the market for 25 years and is trying to erode the market share of the first firm. Below is the inverse demand function for the market. Each firm also faces marginal costs of $1.

P(Q) = $8 – 0.25Q

MC = $1

1. How many chicken sandwiches will each firm produce (assume this is thousands)?

2. What price will each firm charge?

3. How much in profit will each firm earn? How much will the industry earn in profit?

4. Draw a supply and demand diagram for this market. Be sure to appropriately label all parts on the diagram. Use the price and quantity you found in questions 1 and 2. (Hint: the supply curve is found by multiplying MC times Q).

5. How much is consumer and producer surplus in this market?

6. A new study shows that chicken sandwiches are delicious. At the same time, each firm faces rising wages as the “Fight for $15” becomes a reality. Show these changes on your graph from question 4.

Each firm is not thrilled that the “Fight for $15” became a reality. They are now back to the drawing board to determine how to enhance profitability. The graph below shows the results of the first firm’s research.

		Popeye’s
		Lower Price	Raise Price
Chick-fil-A	Lower Price	3, 3	4, 1
	Raise Price	1, 4	2, 2

7. If the other firm has the same results, what is the most likely strategy of each firm?

8. In an effort to surpass Chick-fil-A, Popeye’s is considering placing drive-thru kiosks to create more efficient lines and reduce costs. The investment is expected to cost $20 million. Over the next 5 years, the kiosks are expected to generate income flows of $9 million, $7.5 million, $5million, $3 million and $1 million, at which time the kiosks will need to be replaced. If the average interest rate is 8%, should Popeye’s invest in the new kiosks? Why?

Q #4

You have crunched the numbers and found your business has the following demand and cost functions:

Q = $150 – 5P

TC = $1,000 – 3Q + 0.05Q²

1. What is your business’ marginal revenue function and marginal cost function?

2. What is the profit maximizing price and quantity?

You have found your profit maximizing price and quantity, but a little market research determined that there were five other firms with similar marginal revenues and marginal costs. When you combined the output of all firms (under the assumption they chose their profit maximizing quantity as well) you came up with the following table:

Price ($)	Quantity Demanded	Quantity Supplied
0	750	0
4	650	75
8	550	150
12	450	225
16	350	350
20	250	425

3. Draw the appropriate supply and demand graph.

a) What is the equilibrium price and quantity in this market?

b) At a price of $8, will there be a shortage or surplus in this market?

c) At a price of $20, will there be a shortage or surplus in this market?

You don’t think this market is as competitive as you originally assumed. Instead, you think there are enough quality differences in your product over your competitors that you can increase the price. Being cautious, you first decided to find the current price elasticity of demand.

4. Using the demand function above:

a) What is the price elasticity of demand when price is set to equilibrium price and quantity?

b) Is your product price elastic or price inelastic? How do you know?

5. You experiment with a 5% decrease in price. What is your new price and quantity (hint: be sure to use your demand and inverse demand functions)?

As it turns out, you do have a competitor whose product closely matches yours. This leads to a predicament, as you have already raised your product price. Assume the numbers below represent the change in profit you will receive if you keep your price as is or if you decide to lower it (positive numbers increase profit; negative numbers decrease profit)

		Competitor
		Keep Price	Lower Price
You	Keep Price	-50, -50	-100, 100
	Lower Price	100, -100	50, 50

6. Based on your analysis, what should you do? Why should you do this?

7. Suppose we are operating in the short-run. If market conditions change and more consumers enter the market and your resource costs (and competitors) increase; what are the likely effects on the supply and demand curves you drew in question 3? Show this in your graph, be sure to label the changes, if any.

Q #5

Over the past few decades, Boeing’s chief competitor was Airbus. Recently, smaller firms have entered the market. One of these firms is Embraer. Embraer recently had one of the best-selling business jets, the Phenom 300. Though, there are competitors, Boeing has led the market in terms of pricing.

1. What type of market structure is this and what model might we use to analyze it?

These companies have the following total cost functions with A = Airbus, E = Embraer and B = Boeing:

TC_A = $1,500,000 + $30,000,000Q_A + $500,000Q_A²

TC_E = $484,000,000 + $10,000,000Q_E + $250,000Q_E²

TC_B = $3,000,000,000 + $2,000,000Q_B + $55,000Q_B²

The industry demand curve for this type of jet aircraft is:

Q = 950 – 0.000015P

2. What are the supply functions for Airbus and Embraer? (Hint: these firms operate as price takers)

3. What is Boeing’s demand function? (Hint: Boeing’s demand function is the industry demand curve minus the following firms’ supply or Q_B = Q – Q_A – Q_E. Use the answers you found in question 2)

4. What is Boeing’s profit-maximizing price and output.

5. What are Airbus’ and Embraer’s profit-maximizing output levels?

6. Is the industry in short-run equilibrium, i.e. does firm supply equal total demand?

7. Which firms are earning an economic profit? Which ones are earning a normal rate of return? How do you know?

8. Is the industry in a long-run equilibrium? Why or why not?

Q #6

You’ve been hired as a consultant by a local company to help them determine what course of action they should take regarding future investment in capital. The firm is currently profitable and has the ability to acquire a loan at a 6% interest rate. They are looking to expand their current operations, but are unsure if the investment will be profitable. The market looks to be in a long-run equilibrium (i.e. the marginal entrant is making a normal rate of return), so you are unsure if the firm should make the investment. You crunch the numbers anyway.

1. The investment will cost $500,000 and is expected to provide income of $275,000 in year 1, $200,000 in year 2, and $100,000 in year 3 after which the piece of capital will need to be replaced. Is the investment profitable? Why or why not?

2. You are unsure that the answer you found is reliable, so you ask for more information. The owner tells you that previous experience ensures an 80% success rate and that they can scrap the capital for one-fifth its value. With this new information do you find the project to be successful? Why or why not?

Satisfied with your analysis, the owner asks you to conduct further analysis. The owner is interested in changing market conditions and how that will affect business. She thinks there has been a change in demand, but wants to be sure. You ask for her sales so that you can run a regression to determine her demand. You get the following:

Q_D = 500 – 0.25P + 0.2I

where P is the price of the own good and I is income.

3. Using the demand function above, draw a demand curve and label the graph appropriately. Assume that income is held constant

4. You analyzed the local market and have found that average income is expected to increase from $45,000 to $45,500. Show this change in your graph. Label all parts appropriately. What change in demand have you found?

Digging further into the business, you want to give the owner a full set of information to help her better understand her pricing decisions going forward. You find that the business’ marginal cost is $1,200.

5. What is the profit-maximizing quantity the business should pursue?

6. What is the business’ price elasticity of demand?

7. If the business is currently producing 50 units, at a price of $1,200, should they increase production to increase profit? Using the optimal price formula, what is the price the business should charge?

Lastly, you assess the entry of a new competitor into the local business’ market. You make a few calculations to determine what the profit per unit will be if the entrant comes into the market or stays out. Below is part of your analysis.

8. Looking at your game tree, what would you advise the owner to do and why?

Q #7

The instructor for the course has caught several students cheating. He asks the students to come to his office on separate days. He confronts each student about their actions and shows them proof that directly ties them to their misdeeds. He asks the students to either confess to the misdeed or stay silent. As the instructor is benevolent, he is only considering filing academic misconduct charges if the students become hostile. The following is a set of potential outcomes (final assigned grades):

		Student 2
		Stay Quiet	Confess
Student 1	Confess	D, F	D, D
	Stay Quiet	F, F	F, D

1. What is the most likely outcome? Why/?

2. Is this a Pareto optimal outcome? Why or why not?

3. What can the instructor do to ensure that students do not cheat in the course?

4. Why is it in the best interest of the instructor to be benevolent towards his students early in the term, i.e. why would the instructor be forgiving of an early term late assignment? (Note: if you get this question then you have a strong grasp of game theory concepts).

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Due Thursday

Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:

• Assume you are developing an advertising strategy for the promotion of a new product. What are some things you should consider?

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part one

Protection of Human Subjects

As an overview for this forum, start by reading the content page titled : Unethical Research at Home, four specific atrocities are introduced briefly.

Please search the Internet to find an electronic report on ONE of these research atrocities/human experimentation examples listed below.

Tuskegee		Terre Haute Prison Experiment
Willowbrook		Belleview Electro Shock Experiments
Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital Study		Eugenics laws for forced sterilizations
Human Radiation Experiment		The Milgram Experiment
Stanford Prison Experiment		Little Albert Study
The Monster Study		Emma Eckstein Study
Pellagra Incident		The Monkey Drug Trials
1940 Chicago Malaria Study		The Bobo Doll Experiment
Chemical Warfare Services studies completed by the U.S. Army (many – find a specific one)		The Landis Facial Expressions Experiment
CIA studies related to mind control and LSD (find a specific one as there are several, i.e., Project MK-ULTRA)		Harry Harlow – The Pit of Despair Experiment
U.S. Army germ/biological warfare studies (find a specific one, there are many!)		John Darley and Bibb Latane – The Bystander Effect
U.S. Army Mustard gas and lewisite experiments		Racism among Elementary School Students – Jane Elliott
U.S. Military Yellow Fever studies		UCLA Schizophrenia Experiments
Pennsylvania Prison studies related to Dioxin		Loftus Lost in the Mall Study
SV40 Virus contamination of the Polio Vaccine		Dr. William Beaumont – The Hole in the Stomach study
Guatemala Syphilis Experiment

For this forum:

• Provide a working link and/or URL to your electronic report OR attach a copy of your report to the Discussion forum.
• Provide the title of the Experiment or Research
• Provide the date(s) of when it took place
• In a 250-300 word post please share with all of us: Give an overview of the content of your report – in your own words (Do not cut and paste – you will not receive points if you do).
• Describe your reaction to what you read.
• Name and describe ( using the section number or titles) 1 specific standard that is now in place through the IRB: Title 45 Protection of Human Subjects that may help protect subjects from the uneithical action that you discovered in your readings. Select one from the Guidebook OR the Health and Human Services link: Title 45 Protection of Human Subjects. For example, in the HHS link I might NAME: 46.116 General Regulations for Informed consent and then DESCRIBE, in my own words the specifics of this section.
• RESPOND to 1 of your colleagues’ postings. What impacted YOU about their posting? How how might you use this information, personally and/or professionally?

This course is about recognizing and using evidence. So, in order to earn full points, you will need to support each of your postings and assignments in this course with evidence from your readings, textbook and/or course content. Cite your sources using in-text and reference page citations, including page or paragraph numbers.

• Complete your original post by 11:59 p.m. Thursday, EST.
• Complete peer replies by 11:59 p.m. Sunday, EST.
• Remember that responses to instructor comments do not count toward the minimum post requirements.
• Failure to meet the assignment instructions, submit posts in a timely manner, respond to an instructor comment, or provide citations/references for all source material will result in a loss of points.
• Do not use quoted or copied material.

part two

Applying My Knowledge to Professional Practice

This posting forum provides you with an opportunity to pull together everything that you have learned in the course and apply it to your professional setting.

1. Locate an Experimental study. You can refresh your memory of an experimental study in Module One content or in Topic 2 of the textbook. You might want to start with the HSA Lib Guide on the library site.

2. Save your full text experimental study in a .pdf format to your computer.

3. Attach ( Do NOT copy and paste) a .pdf full version of your experimental article to the forum so that all of us can benefit from what you accessed. If you need assistance with this, contact a librarian. You must attach a pdf. for credit.

4. In 150 to 200 words:

• explain why you chose this study
• briefly describe the experiment that is taking place and name the Independent Variable(s) and the Dependent Variable(s). Use an intext citation in this section of your report.
• what did you learn that you will be able to use in your professional or personal life?
• include an APA reference citation for your article (review the HSA Style Guide for help with this).

A response to a colleague is always welcomed but NOT required in this forum.

Note: Please remember that this final posting forum and it will close automatically when the course closes at 11:59 p.m., so be sure to review the course Snapshot for the published closing date.

• Failure to meet the assignment instructions, submit posts in a timely manner, respond to an instructor comment, or provide citations/references for all source material will result in a loss of points.
• Do not use quoted or copied material.

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