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In a recommendation memo the ethical element usually sits:

In a recommendation memo the ethical element usually sits:

Answer

Inside a criterion or as a constraint on the recommendation

Options - A. In a final paragraph headed Ethics, so that it is easy for the reader to find - B. In the Re line, so the reader sees it before anything else in the memo - C. In a separate email to the reader, kept off the memo and out of the file - D. Inside a criterion or as a constraint on the recommendation Why - A. A closing Ethics paragraph changes nothing upstream; the marker reads it as an afterthought. - B. The Re line names the subject and the position in a few words. The conflict needs sentences. - C. The memo is the record. An ethical issue that shaped the analysis belongs in the analysis; a separate email hides it from the file. - D. Correct — under the criterion it affects (vendor conduct, sustainability) or as a constraint on how the recommendation was reached, and again in next steps as an action with an owner.

research §4 (IDX: assessment #3 carries an ethical component); BRIEF; concept map K10

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