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Summary of ethics in these 2 films

Overview

  1. FINAL SUMMARY PAPER
    The Final Summary Paper for this module is due by Noon on December 03/17. This is just a sample format of how you can set up your summary paper. However, these various areas must be discussed throughout your paper. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DISCUSS BOTH MOVIES IN YOUR FINAL PAPER.
  2. Watch John Q. (New Line Cinema, 2002, 112 minutes) — Answer the following questions in as much detail as possible. Include references to characters and situations in the movie as necessary. (Suggested length: 1-2 pages)
  • What are the ethical and legal issues depicted in the movie, John Q?
  • Describe John Q’s decision-making process and identify the various factors and outside stakeholders who influenced his decisions. Which of these influences appears to have had the strongest impact?
  1. Provide a brief update on the events depicted in the film. What consequences (penalties, costs, and public relations issues) did the company and principle characters ultimately suffer? What benefits did they gain?

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  • Watch Wall Street (20th Century Fox, 1987, 125 minutes) — Answer the following questions in as much detail as possible. Include references to characters and situations in the movie as necessary. (Suggested length: 1-2 pages)
  • What are the ethical and legal issues depicted in the movie, Wall Street?
  • Describe Gordon Gekko’s and Bud Fox’ decision-making processes and identify the various factors and outside stakeholders who influenced those decisions. Which of these influences appears to have had the strongest impact?
  • Provide a brief update on the events depicted in the film. What consequences (penalties, costs, and public relations issues) did the company and principle characters ultimately suffer? What benefits did they gain?

(As with all module Summary Papers, this one should include an Introduction and Summary. Ten of the available 50 points will be for construction and other mechanics such as spelling, punctuation, grammar, etc.)