Posted: September 14th, 2017

Watch the 2000 feature film “Boiler Room” (written and directed by Ben Younger)

Watch the 2000 feature film “Boiler Room” (written and directed by Ben Younger)
There are numerous examples of ethically ambiguous activities featured in the film. These activities may involve actions, affirmative statements, omissions and/or schemes. Identify and explain one such activity. Include a brief description of the parties involved, what happened, and why it was ethically questionable. Then, answer the following questions utilizing the framework of the moral philosophies discussed in class and Chapter 6 of the textbook:
1. Identify the moral philosophy upon which the parties seem to have relied to justify their actions. Define that philosophy and explain how it led them to act as they did.
2. Select two alternative moral philosophies that might have led the parties to a different result and, for each one, include a definition of that alternative philosophy and an analysis of how the actors would have acted had they utilized that moral philosophy. Also discuss the likely outcome of acting in accordance with each such alternative philosophy.
Your answer should be written in essay format; in other words, it should not be divided into individual answers to the above questions. There is no need to consult sources beyond your textbook, your class notes, and the film itself. Your essay should not exceed 600 words and should be double-spaced, utilizing Times Roman 12 point font and 1 inch margins. You must indicate the exact word count at the top of your essay.
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