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This document discusses ethical issues with information technology, the concept of ethical dilemmas, and the consequences of unethical behavior for organizations. It asks the reader to identify two ethical issues with IT usage along with an example for each, explain the concept of an ethical dilemma and provide an example of one faced by a multinational company, and discuss what happens when organizations commit ethical blunders as well as two advantages of high ethical standards with an example organization.

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1. Identify and explain with TWO (2) points, the underlying ethical issues in the use of
information technology in our daily lives. Provide ONE (1) example for each point. (10 Marks)
2. Explain the concept of ethical dilemma. Give an example of such dilemma that multinational
company faced when conducting business in another country. (10 Marks) 3. Discuss what will
happen when organizations commit ethical blunders. Explain the TWO (2) advantages that
organizations are going to gain from behaving according to high ethical standards. Provide
example from an existing organization. (10 Marks)

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