Every complex problem involves a number of different people, businesses, political levels, organizations, etc. These are the stakeholders. Sometimes, when we look at a problem, we don't readily recognize that there are many stakeholders that are either affected by the problem or that add to the problem. Consider the problem of littering. At first, we might think that the only people responsible for this problem are the ones who throw their trash on the ground or out their car windows. However there are many other people, businesses, organizations, and political levels that are affected by the problem or add to it. Think carefully about the problem of littering and its specific connection to the fast food industry. Follow the steps for a stakeholder analysis described in the Week 9 Content. Then respond to the following questions: 1. Who are the stakeholders involved in this problem? 2. What are their roles? How are they affected by the problem or how do they contribute to the problem? 3. How would you prioritize the stakeholders?

Which of the toxins and chemical agents in food safety are ones to which you, considering your lifestyle and eating habits, are most susceptible? Were you aware of these dangers?

Find a current example of business ethics in the news.  Use the same format we have been using to identify the ethical issues and your analysis and recommendations

How do companies decide which capital investments they will make in corporate social responsibility?   Please respond to these two parts with a full paragraph for each part (150 words per paragraph) and respond to 2 or more of your classmates with full paragraph responses.