A supplier of a component part has offered Karan's family a free two -week cruise if his firm gets a very large order from Karan's company. The most ethical course of action for Karan to take would be to _________.

call the police

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accept it if the part in question meets quality standards

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politely turn it down and discuss the offer with his boss

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ask around and see how his boss handles such offers previously.

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Solution

The correct option is D politely turn it down and discuss the offer with his boss
Ethical business principles are-
Honesty
Integrity
Promise-Keeping & Trustworthiness
Loyalty
Fairness
Concern for Others
Respect for Others
Law Abiding
Commitment to Excellence
Leadership
Reputation & Morale
Accountability
Therefore most ethical course of action for karan to take would to politely turn it down and discuss the offer with boss.

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