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Ethical:<br />

Organizational Practices Manipulation<br />

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ABC Manufacturing, Co. has the lowest fine rate in the industry and has never<br />

exceeded its allowable “biochemical oxygen demand,” or BOD, levels since its<br />

incorporation.<br />

Local communities and activists are thrilled by ABC’s apparent concern for the<br />

environment. According to legal sources, ABC Manufacturing “has had no violations of<br />

its sewage discharge permit and has never been threatened to be shut down.”<br />

This is not their first time in the public eye for environmental issues. ABC<br />

Manufacturing has been repeatedly recognized for never violating the terms of its permit<br />

because of high BOD levels. It was rewarded $500 in 2004, $5,500 in 2005 and $25,500<br />

in January through September 2006. In addition, they donated cash and products to<br />

charity that represented four percent of the company’s earnings before income taxes in<br />

2006.<br />

Even the 2002 fire, which temporarily shut the plant down, did not hinder ABC’s<br />

environmental concern. When it reopened in 2004, its pretreatment system was able to<br />

manage the plant's discharge and BOD levels were at an all-time low.<br />

OR<br />

Unethical:<br />

ABC Manufacturing, Co. has been exceeding its allowable “biochemical oxygen<br />

demand,” or BOD, levels since its incorporation. The violations stem from the plant

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