What are the most important moral rights, if any, operating in the Pinto case? Ford should produce the products that are safe to be used. Besides that, Ford should also be honest to the customer by providing the truth information to the customer. In this case, the most important moral rights is every human being has the inherent right to live. Thus, Ford should disclose the dangerous of their products to the customer. (59 words) 7. Would it have made a moral difference if the savings resulting from not improving the Pinto gas tank had been passed on to Ford’s customer?
Could a rational customer have chosen to save a few dollars and risk having the more dangerous gas tank? What if Ford had told potential customers about its decision? No. There would not have made a moral difference since the products are dangerous which might risk the human’s life. In addition, a rational customer will not choose to save a few dollars and risk having the more dangerous gas tank. If Ford had told potential customers about its decision, the customers will be aware of the dangerous gas tank and will think twice before buying their products.
Furthermore, the customers might pay more for the cost of technical improvement. (80 words) (Total words: 599) Reference list Leggett, C. , 1999, The Ford Pinto Case
Morgan Metaphor’s
Please argue for one of Morgan’s metaphors. Why would an organization under this metaphor be a good organization to work for? I am expecting a persuasive, well explained argument AS WELL AS an example organization that you believe falls under such metaphor, and why.
I also ask you to please argue for one of the metaphors that you perceive as negative. Why would an organization under this metaphor be a bad organization to work for? I am expecting a persuasive, well explained argument AS WELL AS an example organization that you believe falls under such metaphor, and why.
What Morgan’s Metaphor do you see your organization fall within? And why?