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Argosy University/ Phoniex University/
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Phoniex University
Oct-2001 - Nov-2016
36.  Recalling products to provide good service to customers. Automobile companies, drug manufacturers,  and  others  have  frequently  attempted  to  recall  and  replace  defective products before they reached the customers. The best example we have seen of recalling products  to  provide  good  service  to  customers  was  that  of  a  newspaper  publisher  in  a community  in  Kansas.  Shortly  after  the  papers  were  delivered  to  people’s  homes,  they were soaked  by a sudden unexpected  downpour  as they  lay  on porches, sidewalks, and lawns. So the publisher ordered the entire press run of 100,000 newspapers to be repeated and delivered. Why? He was attempting to provide a high level of service to readers and advertisers.
What are the costs and benefits to the newspaper of making this ‘‘product recall’’? Was this an ethical issue?
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