That's Not Ethical

That’s Not Ethical Student’s Name Professor’s Name Institutional Affiliations Course Name and Number Due Date That’s Not Ethical Consumers expect companies to remain ethical while offering their products. According to Lawrence et al. (2023), such a practice refers to an organization’s capacity to demonstrate acceptable ethical conduct, including honesty, respect for clients’ rights, and delivering on their promises. Although I have not experienced unethical practices, my recent interactions with news articles exposed me to the case of Jacksonville Outdoor, which was accused of engaging in fraudulent sales. Austin (2024) reports that the firm sold substandard items to its clients and failed to respond to their complaints or refund their finances. Such actions left a significant proportion of the clients frustrated, leading to numerous online criticisms. Lawrence et al. (2023) confirm that deceptive business practices like the one displayed by Jacksonville Outdoor reflect unethical conduct. Thus, this ex...