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Chapter 1: Corporations have shown good and bad ethical behavior in the past.Please research one of the following scandals and discuss the short term and long term effects of their behavior. Ford Pinto (case involving the explosion of Ford Pinto's gas tank due to a defective fuel system design) Jack in the box (E. coli crisis) Tylenol (bottles of the drug laced with cyanide).

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