A Personal Framework for Ethics 5db

Read case study titled “Shareholders with a Mission” that illustrates the growing influence of advocacy groups on corporate and government behavior. Though the agendas for these groups often reside at the extreme, even small organizations can have a powerful influence on corporate policies, especially when the groups focus on monitoring organizational compliance with government regulations and engage in subsequent whistle-blowing actions.
Focus your discussion on the following:
To what degree has the emergence of social media leveraged the power of these advocacy groups?
In the long run, is this a good thing or a bad thing (for consumers or the organizations being monitored)?
What are the ethical implications of this kind of chronic monitoring and whistle blowing?
Are there risks of more “false alarms” or imperfect or misleading information being shared globally?
Is the potential for “doing more harm than good” exponentially increased? Explain your response.
APA format, 300 words