In a true ethical dilemma, a company considers an action that will not increase the stockholders' return in any certain or measurable way.

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In a true ethical dilemma, the decision is not solely based on financial gain for the stockholders, but also takes into consideration ethical principles and values. Therefore, the action may not necessarily provide a measurable or certain increase in stockholder returns.

In a True Ethical Dilemma, a Company Considers an Action