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This case study examines the ethical dilemmas faced by Yolanda Gomez, Executive Vice President of Fizzell Corporation, when considering a proposal to fund the Peyton School District in exchange for exclusive rights to sell products and advertise in schools. It explores the tension between corporate interests and community responsibility.
What's inside
- Introduction to Fizzell Corporation and the Peyton School District
- The proposal for funding in exchange for advertising and sales rights
- Yolanda Gomez's ethical concerns
- Defining the problem and gathering necessary data
- Listing possible alternative solutions
Who it is for: Students studying business ethics, corporate social responsibility, or marketing. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
School funding is a challenge for the Peyton City School District. A business case study looks at how a corporation might help with this problem.
The School District's Needs
The Peyton City School District needs more money. It has not passed a bond issue for 15 years. It has to pay for new technology and repairs to old buildings.
Fizzell Corporation's Proposal
Fizzell Corporation offers to give the school district money. In exchange, it wants to sell its products in the schools. It also wants to advertise its products in the schools.
Yolanda's Dilemma
Yolanda Gomez is an executive at Fizzell Corporation. She knows the school district needs money. She also has doubts about selling to students in schools.
Ethical Considerations
The document asks students to think about the ethics of this deal. It asks about the ethics of selling to students in schools. It asks about the ethics of advertising to students in schools.
Key terms
- Bond issue
- A way for a school district to borrow money from investors.
- Exclusive rights
- The only company allowed to sell its products in a place.
- Captive audience
- People who must listen to or watch something because they are in a certain place.
- Ethical consequences
- The results of an action that are good or bad for society.
- Educational mission
- The main goal of a school or school district.
- Quandary
- A situation where it is hard to decide what to do.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the benefits of this deal for the school district?
- What are the benefits of this deal for Fizzell Corporation?
- What are the ethical issues with this deal?
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