JPMorgan Chase and an Ivy League graduate has raised ethical dilemmas surrounding the issue of lying to clients. The graduate allegedly faked 4.2 million people on a contact list to help students apply for financial aid. She sold her start-up company to JPMorgan Chase for $175 million, only for JPMorgan to find out after the purchase that all of the names on her list were fabricated. To make matters worse, the graduate had paid a data science professor $18,000 for the fake list to convince JPMorgan to agree to the purchase price. After performing a marketing test using emails, JPMorgan determined that the list was indeed fabricated, as they only received some responses. This incident raises important questions about the ethical implications of lying to clients
Instructions:
identify three potential solutions to the ethical dilemma. For each possible solution, consider the potential impacts and outcomes. Each potential solution should be viewed through and explained from, the point of view of Aristotle’s virtue-based approach you would judge your solution based on how well it conforms to universally held principles. Conclude your discussion by explaining which possible solution is the best based on your ethical beliefs.
This assignment should be at least two pages, or 500 words. Your paper must be APA-complaint.
