In a three-page paper, respond to the following scenario: You are a mid-level manager at a very large food manufacturer. One of your inputs is cane sugar, which you import. you have an excellent relationship with one particular overseas supplier.
You are aware that living standards in this country are very low and that sugar cane farmers rely on your business. In a coup, a brutal dictator takes power and demands form the sugar exporter a percentage of the revenue from its sales to you.
This money is used to fund a terror campaign against the dictator’s opposition. Discuss what options you have available to respond, their economic implications, and moral implications using the VBM model. Which would you recommend be chosen and why?
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