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Beаcоn Electrоnics Cоrp. mаnufаctures electrical capacitors in Fort Worth, Texas. Toxic waste is produced during the manufacturing process, so Beacon hired Tox-Rid Inc. to dispose of the waste. Tox-Rid charges $2,000 per day, half the charge of any other toxic waste disposal company. One year after Tox-Rid began disposing of Beacon’s toxic waste, Beacon’s Vice President of Business Operations, Olivia Holt, discovers that Tox-Rid has not been disposing of the waste properly, but merely dumping it in a field. The waste is contaminating the dirt in the field and the groundwater beneath it. According to a Texas statute, a corporation is subject to a fine of $5,000 per day if a manager of the corporation knowingly has another entity disposing of the corporation’s toxic waste in a field. No one else at Beacon knows about the illegal dumping and there is only a 1% chance that the dumping will be detected in the next year. If Holt’s values align with the shareholder theory of corporate social responsibility, she probably will: