BUSINESS ETHICS
Your company makes baby seats for cars and RVs. Your main product was designed some time ago, and new and better engineering data are available, but your product has a good record with very few quality problems. Even in most crashes, the seats perform well. Still, the new information would allow you to upgrade the product significantly (about a 7% improvement). However, changing the manufacturing process would be a significant cost, which you are unlikely to recover because competing products are already cheaper than yours. You have a legal fiduciary responsibility to your company to maximize your profit. What should you do?
Your company makes baby seats for cars and RVs. Your main product was designed some time ago, and new and better engineering data are available, but your product has a good record with very few quality problems. Even in most crashes, the seats perform well. Still, the new information would allow you to upgrade the product significantly (about a 7% improvement). However, changing the manufacturing process would be a significant cost, which you are unlikely to recover because competing products are already cheaper than yours. You have a legal fiduciary responsibility to your company to maximize your profit. What should you do?
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