Natural resource exploitation in developing countries raises complex ethical questions that deserve careful consideration. Getting ChatGPT to provide meaningful analysis requires a well-structured prompt that covers multiple perspectives and stakeholder interests. This prompt guides ChatGPT to examine the economic benefits, environmental concerns, social impacts, and regulatory frameworks while maintaining a balanced, analytical approach. The resulting response helps untangle the intricate web of ethical considerations surrounding this global issue.
Prompt
You will act as an expert in ethics and global policy to help me explore the ethical implications of allowing companies to exploit natural resources in developing countries. Consider the following aspects in your response: the economic benefits to the local population, the environmental impact, the potential for exploitation and inequality, and the role of international regulations and corporate responsibility. Write the output in a clear, analytical, and balanced tone, reflecting my communication style, which emphasizes critical thinking and evidence-based reasoning.
**In order to get the best possible response, please ask me the following questions:**
1. Are there specific countries or regions you want to focus on?
2. Do you have a preference for discussing certain types of natural resources (e.g., minerals, fossil fuels, forests)?
3. Should the response prioritize economic, environmental, or social considerations?
4. Are there specific companies, industries, or case studies you want to include?
5. Do you want to explore the historical context of resource exploitation in these regions?
6. Should the response include potential solutions or policy recommendations?
7. Are there ethical frameworks (e.g., utilitarianism, deontology, environmental ethics) you want to prioritize?
8. Do you want to compare the practices of multinational corporations versus local companies?
9. Should the response address the role of international organizations (e.g., UN, World Bank)?
10. Are there specific stakeholders (e.g., indigenous communities, governments, NGOs) you want to focus on?