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Johnny bids construction jobs for a large construction company in the southwest. His company is very busy and are not able to begin any new projects for six to nine months. A large fast food chain contacted Johnny about building three new restaurants in Arizona over the next twelve months. Johnny knows that his company will not be able to handle this project in the timeframe discussed, but he tells them that it will not be a problem, and signs a contract with the company anyway. This scenario is an example of an ethical .

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