A company has to dispose of bio-hazardous waste products. Dropping them in the landfill anonymously would be the cheapest solution, but the company does not do this because it is frightened of the bad publicity which could result if it was found out. In considering the possible complicity, the company's decision was shaped by the

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Kaylin Reilly

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23 July, 08:01

A company has to dispose of bio-hazardous waste products. Dropping them in the landfill anonymously would be the cheapest solution, but the company does not do this because it is frightened of the bad publicity which could result if it was found out. In considering the possible complicity, the company's decision was shaped by the

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Kendrick Shields · Answer 1

Public disclosure test

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The public disclosure test refers to the fact that companies have to care about what the public thinks about them. Before people used to say that the public disclosure test was like having your life broadcasted by television; Are we acting properly? What would happen if our actions were made public?

Nowadays the public disclosure test is much more common because everyone has and uses a smartphone. Everything is public now, a video showing a truck illegal disposing hazardous waste material would go viral in minutes and the company's reputation would be destroyed.