Examples of ethical lapses to avoid in business visuals include all of the following EXCEPT

A) including photos that play on racial or gender stereotypes.
B) expanding the detail of a graphic in order to make it more readable.
C) altering photos or graphs to hide information that could make you look bad.
D) distorting the axes on a line chart to make sales look like they have increased significantly over previous years.

Two different products are being considered for production. The cost structures are listed below on a per unit basis. Which product should be produced, using revenue retrieval analysis?
$$\begin{array}{lllll}\text{ Product Blue }& \text{ Resale Revenue }& \begin{array}{l}\text{ Recycling }\\ \text{ Revenue }\end{array}& \text{ Processing Cost }& \text{ Disposal Cost }\\ \text{ Part A }& \$5.25& \$3.68& \$1.01& \$2.48\\ \text{ Part B }& \$8.78& \$4.37& \$1.04& \$1.07\\ \text{ Part C }& \$2.13& \$0.92& \$0.14& \$0\end{array}$$ $$\begin{array}{lllll}\text{ Product }& & \text{ Recycling }& & \\ \text{ Yellow }& \text{ Resale Revenue }& \text{ Revenue }& \text{ Processing Cost }& \text{ Disposal Cost }\\ \text{ Part A }& \$5.21& \$3.54& \$2.18& \$0.88\\ \text{ Part B }& \$5.14& \$5.66& \$2.48& \$1.97\\ \text{ Part C }& \$0.97& \$0.71& \$0.35& \$0.31\end{array}$$