Consider the following scenario and

answer the question that follows.

Janet, the Associate Buyer at Wozti Supply Co, argues that buying from

suppliers in a country where child labour is lawfully condoned should be

acceptable, as it will drastically reduce costs. Sibusiso, a recent Business

Management Graduate, however, pointed out that while employing children as a

cheap source of labour may be very profitable, it denies these children the

right to be children, and the right to an education.

Now consider the following

statements on ethics:

(a)       

(b)       

(c)        

(d)       

(e)       

(f)         

Which

of the above statements should Sibusiso use to defend his stance on the child

labour issue, in relation to ethics and the law?