Explain the concept of moral imagination as it relates to a company's stakeholders.

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: In my opinion, moral imagination is way of describing empathy in a way that befits the business world. It is a practice that challenges executives to consider how their decisions will affect their stakeholders, by putting themselves in the position of said stakeholders, and asking themselves how the current decision will impact them. If it were possible, I would say that we should make this mandatory. Most ethically unjust decisions don't happen because executives are evil.. they happen because the executives didn't consider the repercussions that their decisions will have down the line. Take the 12-year-old child worker mentioned above.. if the manager had spoken to her before removing her from the floor, they would have been able to make a decision that was truly in her best interest.