The Effects of Business on Consumers and the Environment: Case Study: Perdue Farms Discussion Title Prepare: In preparation for your first post in this discussion, you will become familiar with the case of Perdue Farms by means of the material listed under Required Resources (Generally). You will also find more material under Required Resources (Per Subject Heading) because the specific task for this discussion is to examine this case with an eye for any one of the following four subject headings in business ethics: (1) the environment, (2) advertising, (3) consumer safety and (4) moral responsibility. You must select one of these subject headings and your selection will be the specific focus of your work for your discussion. Accordingly, you will be responsible to complete the readings and videos listed under your chosen subject heading. Reflect: If you choose the environment subject heading, reflect on the sheer density of chickens raised at any given time in the Perdue facilities. The disposal of their discarded remains and their processing for distribution, either individually and most definitely together, pose a number of environmental concerns.If you choose the advertising subject heading, reflect on how the two videos on Perdue farms present the sharp contrast between the way the company presents its product and the way in which it has been discovered to run its chicken farms. Consider whether this is an example of failure to provide truth in advertising and how you would support such a stance.If you choose the consumer safety subject heading, reflect on the way in which chickens raised in factory farms risks consumer safety. These might include (a) bacterial contamination, (b) the effects of antibiotics on the meat that is consumed, or (c) the release of adrenaline, cortisone, and other chemicals resulting from the acute stress endured by factory farm animals, which then becomes part of the meat that is later consumed by humans.If you choose the moral responsibility heading, reflect on the stewardship role that may fall upon humans toward non-human animals. Can we utilize them as mere means to an end (for entertainment, companionship, or food)? Or do we have special obligations toward them (e.g., not to mistreat or torture them and to slaughter them quickly and without stress) because they are sentient beings?Once you have completed the indicated readings and videos, reflect on the ethical theories that we have covered in the discussions thus far and identify one that you want to apply for your analysis in your discussion post.Also, reflect on the regulations (or lack thereof) in the factory farming industry in order to be able to examine how our nation’s laws affect the operations of the business. You will need to research the applicable laws on the factory farming industry.Finally, since Perdue Farms is an American corporation, reflect on the mixed economic system in the United States in order to articulate the setting for the operations of factory farming, and then, be able to analyze the ethical actions of Perdue given this setting. Write: In the first part of your initial post, you will need to introduce the Perdue case within the particular subject heading that you have chosen. In this introduction, you will also need to (1) articulate the relevant characteristics of our mixed economic system and (2) present the regulations for the factory farming industry. These will provide the setting for you to be able to examine how the nation’s laws affect its operations.In the second part of your initial post, present your analysis of the problem in a way that identifies which entities (Perdue as a corporation, the economic system in the USA, the regulatory control of the state, or all of these) have a role in the problem that you have presented. In your analysis, you must assess the negative effects of the interplay between business activity and one of the following: the environment, advertising, consumer safety, or corporate social responsibility. Your focus must be an ethical analysis of this interplay, and it must be well supported by reliable and/or scholarly sources by clearly identifying the ethical theory that you are applying in your analysis.Requirements for Your Initial Post:Your initial post should be at least 400 words in length and have citations and references in APA notation. It should address the prompt in its entirety. This means that you should not split your response to the prompt in multiple posts. Your examination should be both thorough and succinct. This is a combination that demands time and thought, so give yourself sufficient time to draft and revise.Please be advised that until you post, you will not see what your fellow students are posting. Once you submit your post, you will be able to view the posts from your other classmates. You can then proceed to reply to at least two different threads based on the required material for this discussion.Your list of references for your initial post should include the videos and the other required reading material for this discussion, the Instructor Guidance, and any other announcements presented to you by your professor. List all the course material that informed your work in the list of references and cite these too where appropriate. In addition, your references should include any other sources that you consult to inform yourself (but not Wikipedia or similar sources).MUST BE PLAGIARISM FREE

Assignment: The Best and Worst of Art NOTE: You should view the narrated PowerPoint on Analyzing Art Based on Feldman's 4-Step Method in this Module BEFORE working on Part 2. Your first task of this assignment is to simply decide what your most and least favorite works of art are. Identify what you think is the ONE best work of art in the textbook and the ONE worst work of art in the textbook.  You will need to fully identify the work by artist name, title, image # AND page # from the book.   Your next step is taking time to carefully study each work you selected. I suggest you copy both images and place them where you can see them frequently as you go through the day---on your computer desktop, copied and taped on your wall, on your phone. You'll be referring to these two works throughout the course. Discuss how the visual elements of art and the principles of design from chapters you've read thus far are applied and organized in each of your selected works. What art elements are apparent? Lines? Colors? Shapes? Textures? Space? Describe what you see. How are the forms arranged in space? What organizing principles are at work? Asymmetrical balance? Unity and/or variety? Emphasis? Rhythm? Scale or proportion? Don't try to interpret work or speculate on its meaning---you will do this in a later assignment. Write up to one page (250-400 words) for each work. Mini-Essay Questions Answer the following questions in short paragraphs. Each short paragraph is worth up to 5 points: 1- Using image 14.1 Hall of Bulls in the cave of Lascaux (pg 249...but you can also find other images from this cave online - easily), identify the types of lines (this depends in part on your prior reading about line) that were drawn, in what kinds of drawing media and using what kinds of techniques. 2- After referring to the discussion about what drives artists to use one kind of paint vs. another (page 122), identify how that discussion relates to artists' paint choices in Berthe Morisot's Young Girl by the Window (image 19.21, page 433) and Frank Stella's Mas o Menos (More or Less) (image 21.14, page 501). 3. What kind of print is Albrecht Durer's Adam and Eve (image 17.5, page 359), what type of printmaking (relief or intaglio?) is it, and how would this early form of printmaking have possibly made the artist both VERY well-known in his own and a lot of money? 4. How does artist Barbara Kruger use typography to give meaning to her subject in Untitled, We Don't Need Another Hero (image 21.32, page 513)?  Put another way:  what choices does the artist make with regard to the use of type in her print?