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Case Analysis - Individual Case Analysis - Individual "Voluntary sustainability reporting: A case exploring ethical, regulatory, and strategic considerations," James, M. L. 2015 Rubric Code: UXC5368 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Accounting Type: Reflection Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Evaluation Criteria Descriptions
	Not so Good 1 pts	Average 3 pts	Above-Average 5 pts
Understands/Recognizes the FACTS	Not so Good Answer reflects little to no understanding of the FACTS that suggest the presence of an ethical dilemma.	Average Answer reflects some understanding of the FACTS that suggest the presence of an ethical dilemma.	Above-Average Answer reflects an in-depth understanding of the FACTS that suggest the presence of an ethical dilemma.
Recognizes key ETHICAL ISSUES	Not so Good Answer fails to recognize and address the key ethical ISSUES in the case.	Average Answer recognizes and addresses some, but not all, of the key ethical ISSUES in the case.	Above-Average Answer recognizes and addresses all of the key ethical ISSUES in the case.
ANALYSIS of assertions	Not so Good Answer reflects little to no understanding of the FRAUD TRIANGLE in relation to the facts and ethical issues of the case.	Average Answer reflects some understanding of the FRAUD TRIANGLE in relation to the facts and ethical issues of the case.	Above-Average Answer reflects an in-depth understanding of the FRAUD TRIANGLE in relation to the facts and ethical issues of the case.
COURSE OF ACTIONS	Not so Good Fails to provide reasoned, logical course of actions that are based on the facts of the case; the course of actions are not well supported by the overall analysis.	Average Provides reasoned, logical course of actions that are based on the facts of the case, but are not fully supported by the overall analysis.	Above-Average Provides reasoned, logical course of actions that are based on the facts of the case and fully supported by the overall analysis.