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A prominent company approaches you with a lucrative contract. They'd like you to serve as their PR rep and they're willing to pay top dollar. In discussing their needs, you come to realize that the company has made some bad decisions, sacrificing quality and safety in their products. They want you to convince the public their products are safe, even though you have reason to believe they are not. Is it ethical to accept the contract?

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1. A prominent company approaches you with a lucrative contract. They'd like you to serve as their PR rep and they're willing to pay top dollar. In discussing their needs, you come to realize that the company has made some bad decisions, sacrificing quality and safety in their products. They want you to convince the public their products are safe, even though you have reason to believe they are not. Is it ethical to accept the contract?





 
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