In ten pages the ethical issues that private prisons have to contend with in the name of business such as processing and revenues are considered. Five sources are cited in the bibliography.
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Second, because if we are already questioning ourselves, we probably are not very sure about how to proceed, with whatever is to happen next. Put that kind of thinking
into a business environment, and there is one more piece to add to the processing mix. Next lets add the controversy of politics and revenue, and we have ourselves questioning
whether there are ethical issues in the business of private prisons. Bibliography lists 5 sources. BBethpvp.doc ETHICAL ISSUES in the BUSINESS of PRIVATE PRISONS Written by
B. Bryan Babcock for the Paperstore, Inc., April 2001 Introduction Whether it is a class assignment, or an event in the outside world, determining what and how to deal
with any ethical situation is difficult. First because we question our own perception of the event - did I really just see that? Did it really happen?
Second, because if we are already questioning ourselves, we probably are not very sure about how to proceed, with whatever is to happen next. Put that kind of thinking
into a business environment, and there is one more piece to add to the processing mix. It is also logical that one may be prompted to make different decisions depending
on whether one is a consumer, or customer of a given business product, or whether one is an employee, and working within the system. If one is in the
consumer position, the likelihood is that the decision will be made with the wallet. You will determine that you will not patronize that merchant again. As mentioned, if
you are already in the system itself, another set of issues comes into play. Our assignment was to look at a company that was having perceived ethical issues and how