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Problem 1: What is business ethics? Problem 2: Explain at least three ethical issues within today's business environment that affect your community and organization.
If so, what actions could be taken to be fair to both shareholders and employees when downsizing or "smartsizing" a firm's employment ranks? What ethical base would you employ to make decisions rega
Utilitarianism: Ethics what is the definition?, ethical thinker associated with theory, decision making process and Workplace example. Deontological Ethics: Ethics what is the definition?, ethical t
Ethical Issue: Does an agent's breaches of loyalty terminate the agent's authority? How does your employer handle breaches of loyalty and ethics?
Explain two ways in which a consumer could be described as vulnerable. What factors might make a person vulnerable in each sense? What are the ethics of marketing to the vulnerable?
Problem: Write a paper in which you explain the following key concepts and terminology: Provide a brief analysis of the culture and behavior of the organization Wal-Mart.
"Good ethics is good business." Do you think ethical behavior by a corporation leads to better performance in the long run?" Can you think of any examples where a company's ethical behavior resulted
Case Study-Nike and McDonald's: Question 1: How would you describe the managerial philosophy of each of the companies you have chosen? What principles are involved? What are the overriding aims, va
Question 1. Is the IAA code of ethics really helpful in resolving Alison's dilemma? Why or why not? Question 2. Greg blames the incentive system for the dilemma. Is he right?
Question 1. What is ethics, and how do ethics apply to business? (Explain in details) Question 2. What is spyware? (Would this include key logging while at work?)
Give examples of at least two market failures and explain how they represent challenges to the free market understanding of business's environmental responsibilities.
Three levels of ethics (of the four) noted in the text include: professional ethics, organizational ethics, and social ethics. Explain each of these forms of ethics. Use examples as needed, to clari
Problem 1. What is the significance of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Problem 2. List and describe at least three duties of the oversight board.
Problem: What are your thoughts on why organizational ethics of Enron, Arthur Anderson, and Worldcom failed?
Which factors seem to be most important in diagnosing why bad things happen in organizations? What role does the individual, and individual conscience, play in making sure good things happen in orga
Based on the ethics climates presented in chapter, which climate best describes PPG Industries? Is this climate type best for promoting ethics in the workplace? Explain why or why not.
Problem 1. Describe the legal and ethical issues surrounding Andersen's auditing of companies accused of accounting improprieties. Problem 2. What evidence is there that Andersen's corporate culture
What can American companies do to protect themselves and still be competitive in other countries while staying within the Laws and Ethics of the Home and Host Country? Is it possible?
Defend whether you believe there is a connection between ethical leadership and a person's belief system and/or values. Be specific and provide examples.
Meta-ethics ethics is considered to be the most abstract area of moral philosophy. It deals with questions about the nature of morality, about what morality is and what moral language means.
How do ethics relate to the supply chain of an organization? Provide examples of challenges as it relates to the ethical issues describe for companies.
If so, what actions would you take to be fair to both shareholders and employees if you were charged with downsizing or "smartsizing" a firm's employment ranks? What ethical base would you employ to
You are aware of inappropriate behavior and violations of your firm's code of conduct throughout your operation. In an effort to support a collegial and supportive atmosphere; however, you do not en
When it comes to ethics and elements of operations and marketing, are these areas in need of greater formal requirements and regulations?
The Federal Trade Commission regulates advertising based on two criteria: deception and unfairness. How can an ad be unfair? Who gets hurt by deceptive advertising?