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The Ethical Themes assessment will require you to write and submit, through Turnitin, a short paper (1200-1400) words that analyses the ethical themes as they appear in one of the following films:  The Post, Baby Driver, The Big Short.You should have watched all four films over the term, which will allow you to choose the film that interests you the most.  You may also wish to consider the Ethical Themes assessment brief that is provided for each film.My film is given to me as big short, Please check the attached file for the movie to understand the ethics relation to the film.Ethical Themes analysis of ‘The Big Short’ (Ethical Themes written analysis is an assessment of 1200-1500 words, due: Nov. 28, 2020. Your submission should use theories and ethical analysis skills from the module to consider some of the following questions) The Big Short, released in 2015, is a Hollywood drama which provides shocking insight into the 2008 financial crash and the handful of individuals who not only saw it coming, but profited immensely from it. It follows the discovery of the fragility of the market by a hedge fund manager, and his creation of the infamous credit default swap, as well as those who stumbled on what he had discovered and, as a result, bet against the market. These stories are told in the context of the apparently thriving US financial system that is in fact cracking beneath the surface, which is gradually revealed during film, and culminates in the widespread financial devastation of the 2008 crash. The film both implicitly and explicitly deals with a number of ethical dilemmas and issues, such as the amorality of Wall Street and the world of finance, the human consequences of corporate and individual greed and the consequences of regulatory failure, as well as that of other bodies, for example ratings agencies This film provides an interesting opportunity to discuss the issue of who holds ultimate responsibility for ensuring proper corporate governance controls and ethical organizational cultures – e.g., government, industry associations, individual businesses, senior managers, investors. This can then be followed by an examination of the moral approach of differing characters, including what they are each trying to achieve, and how they contribute to a culture of amorality and complicity. Is it ok to act amorally (or even immorally) in an amoral system? Is it ethical to benefit rom the collapse of many companies, a recession and widespread redundancies? Why does the financial industry appear to breed frequent cases of corruption, embezzlement and other unethical behaviour? Finally, could such a set of actions and circumstances as those that led to the 2008 crash occur again? What checks and balances would need to be instigated to prevent it from happening again? Should filmmakers bear an unethical responsibility for glorifying often villainous Wall Street figures e.g. The Wolf of Wall Street?Assessment by Dhruv Gupta Submission date: 27-Mar-2021 09:37PM (UTC+0000) Submission ID: 148184242 File name: Business_Ethics_Themes_work.docx (20.83K) Word count: 1790 Character count: 9370 12 1 1 1 3 4 4 6 7 8 9 11 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 1 1 1 1 1 26\% SIMILARITY INDEX 20\% INTERNET SOURCES 0\% PUBLICATIONS 14\% STUDENT PAPERS 1 14\% 2 2\% 3 2\% 4 1\% 5 1\% 6 1\% 7 1\% 8 1\% 9 1\% Assessment ORIGINALITY REPORT PRIMARY SOURCES en.wikipedia.org Internet Source Submitted to College of the Sequoias Student Paper Submitted to Aberystwyth University Student Paper Submitted to Gulf College Oman Student Paper Submitted to Saint Johns University Student Paper Submitted to Siena College Student Paper Submitted to College of the Canyons Student Paper kalafudra.com Internet Source Submitted to University of Kent at Canterbury Student Paper 10 1\% 11 1\% 12 <1\% Exclude quotes Off Exclude bibliography On Exclude matches Off Submitted to University of San Francisco Student Paper www.bbc.co.uk Internet Source Submitted to Regents College Student Paper FINAL GRADE /0 Assessment GRADEMARK REPORT GENERAL COMMENTS Instructor PAGE 1 PAGE 2 Comment 1 This is unclear writing.  Who is responsible?  Whe whole population of the United States? PAGE 3 PAGE 4 PAGE 5 PAGE 6 PAGE 7 PAGE 8 RUBRIC: BUSINESS ETHICS RUBRIC STRUCTURE EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS SATISFACTORY DOESNT MEET EXPECTATIONS ANALYSIS EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS SATISFACTORY DOESNT MEET EXPECTATIONS SYNTHESIS EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS SATISFACTORY DOESNT MEET EXPECTATIONS   Structure (Adherence to the accepted Normative Argument Format) A precise normative decision based on the case is present. The response maintains a strong focus on developing the claim/topic sentence, thoroughly addressing the demands of the task. An effective organisational structure enhances the readers understanding of the information. A normative decision based on the case is present, but it may not completely address the demands of the case, or the response does not maintain focus on developing it. An organisational structure is evident, but may not be fully developed or appropriate. The normative decision is vague, unclear, or missing, and the response does not address the demands of the case. An organisational structure is largely absent and the relationships between ideas are unclear. Analysis (Use of Either Utilitarianism, RBT and Stakeholders The response includes sufficient, appropriate evidence to support the normative decision. Reasoning and understanding of the justification system are demonstrated by thorough explanations of the relationship between claims and support. The response presents some evidence to support the normative decision, but it may be insufficient or inappropriate. Some understanding of the justification system is demonstrated, but attempts to explain the relationship between claims and suppo