Assume pollutex inc. produces paper in its plant located on lake ontario, half a mile away from cleanair camping. pollutex employs an obsolete production process, dumping pollutants in the lake. the camp has experienced a steady decline in the number of attendees since pollutex moved nearby. in particular, the owners forecast that cleanair camping will generate a profit of only $50,000 a year in the future, which is $150,000 less than the one generated before pollutex moved nearby. a cleaner production process is available, which would not require dumping the pollutants in the lake. however, converting the plant would increase yearly costs by $100,000. is the current situation pareto efficient?

Describe a real or made-up but possible example of a situation where an employee faces a conflict of interest. explain at least two things the company could do to make sure the employee won't be tempted into unethical behavior by that conflict of interest. (3.0 points)

Make or buy eastside company incurs a total cost of $120,000 in producing 10,000 units of a component needed in the assembly of its major product. the component can be purchased from an outside supplier for $11 per unit. a related cost study indicates that the total cost of the component includes fixed costs equal to 50% of the variable costs involved. a. should eastside buy the component if it cannot otherwise use the released capacity? present your answer in the form of differential analysis. use negative sign represent a net disadvantage answer; otherwise do not use negative signs with your answers. cost from outside supplier $answer variable costs avoided by purchasing answer net advantage (disadvantage) to purchase alternative $answer b. what would be your answer to requirement (a) if the released capacity could be used in a project that would generate $50,000 of contribution margin? use negative sign represent a net disadvantage answer; otherwise do not use negative signs with your answers.

Determine the fundamental ways in which the ncaa's ethics program failed to prevent the scandals at penn state, ohio state, and the university of alaska. support your response with one (1) example from each of these schools' scandals. examine the principal ways in which the leadership of the ncaa contributed to the ethical violations of penn state, ohio state, and the university of alaska. support your response with one (1) example from each of these schools' scandals.