Banks use databases to identify profitable and unprofitable customers. Bankers say they lose money on customers who typically keep less than $1,000 in their checking and savings accounts and frequently call or visit the bank. Profitable customers keep several thousand dollars in their accounts and seldom visit a teller or call the bank. To turn unprofitable customers into profitable ones, banks have assessed fees on many of their services, including using a bank teller, although many of the fees are waived for customers who maintain high account balances. Bankers justify the fees by saying they're in business to earn a profit. Discuss whether banks are justified in treating profitable and unprofitable customers differently. Defend your answer. Your posts in the discussion area should exhibit careful thought and logical reasoning and provide evidence for your position. Each post should be at least two well-developed paragraphs (approximately 200 words or more). Use correct spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Please refer to the Grading Rubrics attachment for a clear understanding of what is expected. NO LATE POSTINGS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Upon completion of this assignment you should have shown you are able to comprehend and articulate the following Course Student Learning Outcomes (CSLOs): Describe the relationship of social responsibility, ethics, and law in business. Describe the importance and effects of ethical practices in business and be able to analyze business situations to identify ethical dilemmas and ethical lapses. Describe basic financial statements and show how they reflect the activity and financial condition of the business. Explain integrity, ethics, and social responsibility as they relate to leadership and management. Explain the banking and financial systems, including the securities markets, business financing, and basic concepts of accounting.