A former Wells Fargo employee realized that what she was asked to do by her managers was not ethical and after deliberation she decided to "push back and refused to meet the sales goals because, she told her managers, there was no ethical way to do it." If instead, she had said, "I do not want to lose my job over this" and proceeded to engage in fraudulent activities, at which of the following stages (Rest's ethical decision-making model) would her moral decision-making have failed? a) moral judgement
b) moral recognition
c) moral awareness
d) moral intent

Power plants that rely on coal increase the amount of sulfur dioxide that dissolves into the air, eventually increasing the acidity of precipitation. the higher acidity of rain and snow can damage forests by making it more difficult for plants to absorb minerals from the soil. the equations below provide information about the market demand and supply of electricity. there is a constant marginal external cost of $25 per unit of electricity.d: qd= 200 – 2ps: qs=p – 10what quantity of electricity satisfies allocative efficiency in this market? a. 60b. 70c. 50d. 43.3