Scenario You work for an American consulting firm that operates internationally. Your supervisor has advised you that several managers from the various international branches are coming to the headquarters for training, and he has asked you to make a presentation for them on the ethical areas that impact innovation. Instructions Using Microsoft PowerPoint, create a slide presentation (without speaker notes) for the international managers. The presentation should include: Introduction slide Discussion of the importance of ethical practices on innovation Review of an ethical framework that supports innovation in a global market Best practices for making ethical decisions for innovation

Please answer the following questions and show working on a piece of paper.1) A firm has decided to build a warehouse to handle product received from two suppliers and destined for three retail locations. Rates, prices, and shipment quantities are shown below: Supplier Trans. rate/ton/mile Supplier price/ton Tons A 1.50 250 500 B 2.00 100 1500 Market Trans. rate/ton/mile Market price/ton Tons X 1.00 400 500 Y 3.00 300 1300 Z 2.50 250 400 Assuming that all distances are in miles, use the following graph to determine the location that minimizes transportation costs:Is your answer the best location for the warehouse? Explain why or why not. 2) The shipper is located in Oakland, CA, and the receiver is located in New Orleans, LA. The shipment is 200 boxes of bronze powder (each box is worth $100). The actual value rate is $4 per 100 pounds. The released value rate is $3 per 100 pounds and limits the carrier’s liability to 25% of the loss. In each of the following scenarios, the shipment was completely lost or destroyed.a. A common carrier trucking company was selected based on the released value rate to transport the shipment, and the loss occurred at the carrier’s terminal as the result of a handling mishap. The terms of sale are FOB origin point.Who is responsible for filing the loss and damage claims? How much is each party liable for?Carrier: Shipper: Receiver: b. A common carrier trucking company was selected based on the actual value rate to transport the shipment, and the loss occurred in route as the result of a theft at a truck stop. The terms of sale are FOB destination point.Who is responsible for filing the loss and damage claims? How much is each party liable for?Carrier: Shipper: Receiver: c. A common carrier trucking company was selected based on the actual value rate to transport the shipment, and the loss occurred in route as the result of a tornado. The terms of sale are FOB origin point.Who is responsible for filing the loss and damage claims? How much is each party liable for?Carrier: Shipper: Receiver: 3) Three separate shipments are being made from an Atlanta, GA supplier to our warehouse in Phoenix, AZ. Two loads, one weighing 200 pounds and the other weighing 500 pounds, are being shipped FOB origin point. The third, weighing 1000 pounds, is being shipped FOB destination point.undefineda. Based on the following transportation rate information, what is the total amount that we (the receiver) will have to pay the carrier (13 points)?undefined Origin Point Destination Point Minimum Charge Less Than 500 lbs. At Least 500 lbs. At Least 1000 lbs. At Least 2000 lbs. Atlanta Phoenix 34560 10595 10010 9925 9800 Phoenix Atlanta 40870 15145 13860 13390 13205 Note: rates are given in cents per 100 lbs.; the minimum charge is given in cents per shipment.b. Using these rates instead, what is the total amount that we (the receiver) will have to pay the carrier (11 points)?undefined Origin Point Destination Point At Least 400 lbs. At Least 1200 lbs. At Least 2400 lbs. At Least 4800 lbs. Atlanta Phoenix 9765 9510 9285 ----- Phoenix Atlanta ----- 14275 13940 13520 Note: rates are given in cents per 100 lbs.4) A manufacturer in Philadelphia, PA has three customers: one in Columbus, OH, one in Indianapolis, and one in St. Louis, MO. The Columbus customer has ordered 10,000 pounds, the Indianapolis customer has ordered 10,000 pounds, and the St. Louis customer has ordered 10,000 pounds. Applicable LTL and TL (minimum 20,000 pounds) rates are shown below: LTL TL Columbus $4.5 per 100 pounds $3 per 100 pounds Indianapolis $7.5 per 100 pounds $6 per 100 pounds St. Louis $10.5 per 100 pounds $9 per 100 pounds The transportation carrier offers stop-off service with a stopping-in-transit charge of $300 per intermediate stop. Determine the lowest transportation cost alternative for the manufacturer to satisfy these three orders. St. Louis <------------- Indianapolis <------------- Columbus <------------- Philadelphia