Ethics Case AnalysisScenario:Disaster! You love your job and the people you work with, and so far, everything has been going alongsmoothly. But you just discovered a business practice that is questionable, if not actually unethical. Youneed to tell someone your boss, the Vice President, but don’t want to be labeled a troublemaker. Youneed to develop a plan and craft a solid explanation for why this practice must change NOW.Choose one of the following cases listed below and analyze the case.Cases1. Quality Management: Signing off on a Substandard Producthttp://www.scu.edu/r/ethics-center/ethicsblog/silicon-valley/16452/Quality-Management:-Signing-Off-on-aSubstandard-Product2. Hitting the number in sales generationhttp://www.scu.edu/r/ethics-center/ethicsblog/silicon-valley/16446/Hitting-the-Number-in-Sales-Generation3. To tell or not tell the Board: Reporting of Bookingshttp://www.scu.edu/r/ethics-center/ethicsblog/silicon-valley/16454/To-Tell-or-Not-to-Tell-the-Board:Reporting-of-BookingsThe goal of the assignment is to critically analyze a case using the five ethical approaches discussed inModule 3. The hope is that through the analysis of cases we can learn how to identify and avoid potentialethical dilemmas. Use the following website to view the five ethical approaches:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTpwUUNepZc&list=PL4AE76B235A9EB6FEThe case analysis must conform to APA guidelines and include the following:1. 1.A cover sheet with your name and the Turnitin.com originality score.2. 2.A header with page #s on each page,3. 3.A reference list that conforms to APA guidelines.4.The case analysis should be no more than 5 pages, excluding the coversheet and References.Step by step process:1. 1.Determine whether an ethical issue exists.2. 2.Describe the relevant facts of the case. Identify the stakeholders and determine whethersome stakeholders are more important. Determine whether all stakeholders have been consulted.3. 3.Describe the possible actions of the stakeholders.4. 4.Evaluate each of the possible options in light of the five ethical approaches discussed inModule 3 (The Utilitarian Approach, the Rights Approach, The Justice Approach, The CommonGood Approach, The Virtue Approach)5. 5.Identify the best possible option and justify your choice, with reference to the ethicalapproach on which you base your choice.Parts of the paperIntroductionAn effective introduction grabs the readers attention and sets the tone and direction for the rest of thepaper. In reading an introduction, the reader should have a clear idea of what will follow. This introductionshould also include a thesis, telling the reader your main point (which in this case will preview youresponse to # 5 above).Supporting (Body) ParagraphsSupporting paragraphs move the reader from the general introduction to the more specific aspects of yourposition in the paper. These paragraphs show how the information you are providing supports and relatesto your thesis. Each body paragraph needs a topic sentence, which contains the main point of theparagraph.ConclusionConclusions bring to a close what you have presented in your paper. You have moved the reader from thegeneral (introduction) to the specific (supporting paragraphs) and now your conclusion moves back intomore general information that restates the main points of your analysisWithin the above structure you need to:Begin with a clear introductory statement that identifies the ethical issueKeep in mind the one idea to one paragraph rule: each supporting paragraph (any paragraphafter the introduction) should contain one idea. If you start writing about a new idea, you need tobegin a new paragraph. To write a topic sentence, think of a paragraph heading, then write it as acomplete sentence and use it as the first sentence of the paragraph.Keep in mind that to discuss the five ethical approaches, you will probably need to briefly definethese five approaches before you use the ethical approaches to evaluate the options you haveidentified.Write a conclusion that clearly wraps up the paper. Do not introduce new topics in theconclusion.References (this is the proper title for your listing of works cited in the body of the paper):A. Must follow APA format (see the APA Publication Manual)B. Must be on its own pageC. Must agree with text citations and include only entries that were cited within the body of the paper. Donot introduce here sources that you have not referenced in the body of the paper.D. References is not called a Bibliography, Reference List, or Works Cited in APAAll the organization and arguments of your paper must focus on Job 1: using the ethicalapproaches to analyze the case-directly and concisely, but fully.