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Emily and Tommy work at Ace Pizza Company policy states that petty cash reserve for a small immediate needs for the business violation of company policy is grounds for Termine sure Emily needs to pick up my dress at the dry cleaners using her credit card the dry cleaners only takes payments of cash Emily the side tomorrow $10 from the cash register and 80s pizza to pay the bill at the dry cleaners what basic ethical principles are Emily used to make this decision?

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