Refer to the Scenario Below to Answer the Following Questions

question 46

Multiple Choice

Refer to the scenario below to answer the following questions.
Bryant and Aniyah Small are the owners of the Good Green Grocer,a small but successful chain of natural food and health stores.Bryant and Aniyah's business has expanded as more and more consumers are interested in eating organic foods.What started as one shop in Vermont has expanded to 15 stores in college towns throughout Vermont,New Hampshire,Massachusetts,and Maine.Much to their delight,the Smalls have found that many people are willing to pay a bit more for food that is organically grown.
Bryant and Aniyah want the Good Green Grocer to be associated with environmental responsibility,so they offer discounts to customers who bring their own reusable shopping bags and take measures to reduce the company's carbon footprint.They even hold environmental workshops in their stores,with topics ranging from organic farming and composting to at- home energy conservation.
Sunday ads for the Good Green Grocer run in area newspapers,with special promotional prices offered for a list of the "Top Ten Take Homes" each week.Regular customers of the Good Green Grocer know that the promotional items often run out of stock by mid- week,so the store typically sees its heaviest traffic on Sunday and Monday.
-Which of the following actions,if taken,would violate the AMA's Code of Ethics?

• A)the Good Green Grocer lowering prices in order to better compete with larger supermarkets
• B)the Good Green Grocer advertising that its products will help people "feel healthy"
• C)the Good Green Grocer labeling as "organic" products that were grown using pesticides
• D)the Good Green Grocer raising its prices on its popular items
• E)the Good Green Grocer contributing a percentage of its profits to NGOs

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