Making Ethical Decisions and Managing a Socially Responsible Business

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Here is an ethical dilemma: You operate a convenience store that derives much of its revenue from the sale of cigarettes. It is legal to sell cigarettes but you know that they are addictive and cause cancer. In fact, you have a family member that recently died from lung cancer. You also know that as a taxpayer, you pay some of the healthcare costs for lung disease caused by cigarettes, since many people do not have health insurance. Do you continue to sell cigarettes or not? Support your answer.