DILEMA �TICO. LO ESCUCHASTE A TRAV�S DE LA VID Usted est� en el me.pdf

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El documento describe una situación en la que un comprador está interesado en comprar un coche de un vendedor por $8,000, pero aprende que el vendedor necesita $6,000 para pagar multas legales. Esto lleva al comprador a preguntarse si puede obtener el coche por menos de lo que estaba dispuesto a pagar originalmente. El documento plantea preguntas sobre cómo el comprador podría usar esta información sobre los problemas legales del vendedor para su beneficio, los posibles ganancias y pérdidas, y si sería ético aprovechar

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DILEMA TICO. LO ESCUCHASTE A TRAVS DE LA VID
Usted est en el mercado de un coche nuevo para usted. Hay uno en particular que te interesa que
est a la venta por un amigo de un amigo. Usted lo condujo y lo hizo revisar por parte de la
familia que es mecnico. Segn su investigacin, ha determinado que el automvil vale $ 8,000 y est
preparado para pagar esa cantidad para obtener el automvil. El da antes de que planeara cerrar el
trato, se enter de que el vendedor tiene algunos problemas legales inesperados que podran
llevarlo a la crcel si no rene los $6,000 para pagar las multas muy pronto. Esta noticia lo hace
preguntarse si podra obtener el automvil por menos de lo que estaba dispuesto a pagar.
Preguntas:
1. Cmo podra utilizar la informacin sobre los problemas legales del vendedor?
2. Qu podra ganar usando la informacin?
3. Qu podras perder al usar la informacin?
4. Es tico usar la informacin sobre los problemas legales del vendedor para obtener el automvil
por menos de lo que usted determin como precio justo de mercado?

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