On Sunday, October 6, 1974, the Leweiston Lodge of Elks sponsored a golf tournament at the Fairlawn Country Club in Poland, Maine. For promotional purposes, Marcel Motors, an automobile dealership, agreed to give any golfer who shot a hole-in-one a new 1974 Dodge Colt. Fliers advertising the tournament were posted in the Elks Club and sent to potential participants. On the day of the tournament, the 1974 Dodge Colt was parked near the clubhouse, with one of the posters conspicuously displayed on it. Alphee Chenard, Jr., who had seen the promotional literature regarding the hole-in-one offer, registered for the tournament and paid the requisite entrance fee. While playing the thirteenth hole of the golf course, in the presence of the other members of his foursome, Chenard shot a hole-in-one. When Marcel Motors refused to tender the automobile, Chenard sued for breach of contract. [Chenard v. Marcel Motors, 387 A.2d 596, 1978 Me. Lexis 911 (Maine 1978)]Was the contract a bilateral or unilateral contract?Do you think Chenard should have won?Was it ethical for Marcel Motors to refuse to give the automobile to Chenard?Richard Zientara was friends with Chester and Bernice Kaszuba. All three were residents of Indiana. Bernice, who was employed in an Illinois tavern whereIllinois state lottery tickets were sold, had previously obtained lottery tickets for Zientara because Indiana did not have a state lottery. In early April 1984,Zientara requested that Kaszuba purchase an Illinois lottery ticket for him. He gave Kaszuba the money for the ticket and the numbers 6-15-16-23-24-37.Kaszuba purchased the ticket, but when it turned out to be the winning combination, worth $1,696,800, she refused to give the ticket to Zientara andunsuccessfully tried to collect the money. Zientara filed suit against Kaszuba in Indiana, claiming the ticket and proceeds thereof. [Kaszuba v. Zientara,506 N.E.2d 1, 1987 Ind. Lexis 874 (Ind. 1987)]Was the contract legal?Did the Kaszubas act ethically in this case?Indiana Tri-City Plaza Bowl (Tri-City) leased a building from Charles H. Glueck for use as a bowling alley. The lease provided that Glueck was to provideadequate paved parking for the building. The lease gave Tri-City the right to approve the plans for the construction and paving of the parking lot. When Gluecksubmitted paving plans to Tri-City, it rejected the plans and withheld its approval. Tri-City argued that the plans needed to meet its personal satisfactionbefore it had to approve them. Evidence showed that the plans were commercially reasonable in the circumstances. A lawsuit was filed betweenTri-City and Glueck. [Indiana Tri-City Plaza Bowl, Inc. v. Estate of Glueck, 22 N.E.2d 670, 1981 Ind.App. Lexis 1506 (Ind. App. 1981)]Who should have won, in your opinion?Was it ethical for Tri-City to reject the plans?

Ethical Issues in Marketing: An Application for Understanding Ethical Decision Making” from the University Library.Write a 350- to 575-word analysis and evaluation of a company’s effectiveness in the following areas:Distinguish between social responsibility, ethical, and legal issues and their effect on marketing.Relate the triple bottom line to an organization’s sustainability.Analyze consumer influence on ethical behavior in marketing.Assess the value of communicating ethical behavior to the public.Conclude how ethical issues influence legal issues in marketing.Format your assignment according to APA guidelines.

In this assignment we will evaluate qualitative research methods in more depth. In the previous case assignment, you were expected to compare and contrast qualitative and quantitative methodologies, as well as mixed method. In this Case Assignment, you will evaluate in more detail the purpose, distinctive features, advantages, and disadvantages of two out of the four qualitative research methods in business research and sample populations described in the Module Overview. Case Assignment After reading the required background material and finding at least two other resources on your own, write a 5- to 7-page paper discussing the topic:Qualitative Research Methods and Data Collection TechniquesIn your paper, you should answer the following questions using your own evaluation and critical thinking. Explain the purpose, features, advantages, disadvantages, sample populations, and examples in business research of TWO of the four qualitative research methods used in business research. Explain TWO data collection techniques of your choice. Examples of data collection techniques or source of evidence are interviews, participant observation and fieldwork, direct observations, using documents or archival records. If you were to conduct research, which qualitative research method and which data collection technique would you prefer to use and why?Background Information:Trochim, W. M. (n.d.) The Research Methods Knowledge Base, 2nd Edition. Retrieved from http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/kb/qualdata.p...Marshall, C., & Rossman, G. B. (2006). Designing Qualitative Research (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publ.Chapter 4: Data Collection Methods. Available at https://www.sagepub.com/sites/default/files/upm-bi...North Dakota Compass (n.d.) Data Collection Methods. Qualitative Data Collection Methods. Available at http://www.ndcompass.org/health/GFMCHC/Revised%20D...Optional ReadingO’Brian, R. (1998).* An overview of the methodological approach of action research. Available at from http://www.web.net/~robrien/papers/arfinal.htmlTrochim, W. (2006).* Qualitative measures. Research methods knowledge base. Available at from http://www.socialresearchmethods.net/kb/qual.php*Resource is dated; however, it provides significant contribution to content discussion. Varja, K., Talley, J., Meyers, J., Parris, L., & Cutts, H. (2010). High school students’ perceptions of motivations for cyberbullying: An exploratory study. The West