Burton Kaplan/ Winning People Over
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A 7 page analysis of Kaplan's book in which the writer argues that this is a well-written blueprint for improving business relationships. In this book, Kaplan lays out a detailed and comprehensive plan that demonstrates how an individual can get control over not only their business life, but their personal and social life as well. Kaplan is a well-known business consultant, so, in essence, this book allows the ordinary citizen to access the expertise that business officials have paid thousands of dollars to obtain. No additional sources cited.
Filename: 90kaplan.rtf

Business Ethics and Physician Assisted Suicide
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A 5 page overview of business ethics and how they relate to the health care environment in general and the concept of physician assisted suicide in particular. Identifies the doctrine of double effect as a means of partially resolving these issues at least on an ethical basis. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PPeuthen.wps

Microsoft Antitrust Woes Lead to Competitive Future
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Microsoft Corp. and its officers have been the subject of numerous antitrust lawsuits since the early 1990s. The company has been sued by competitors such as Netscape and Sun Microsystems, and by federal and international governments. The premise of these suits is antitrust, or interfering with open competition. Two of these suits involve Media Player and Internet Explorer. These suits are explained, along with comments on the future of competition resulting from MS backlash. Bibliography lists 3 sources. jvMS2004.rtf
Filename: jvMS2004.rtf

Ethics In The Hotel And Restaurant Industry
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A 12 page paper that explores ethics in the hotel and restaurant industry. Specifically, 8 articles are summarized. The articles deal with: comparing the degree of agreement regarding situations involving ethical decisions between HR directors and students and between controllers and managers; discrimination in a restaurant; planning for an international event; agreements between travel agents and hoteliers in the European Union; hotel management companies; kickbacks; and the ethics one successful fast-food chain's CEO lives by. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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BUSINESS ETHICS – A COMPARISON OF TWO ARTICLES
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This 7-page paper compares two articles on the subject of business ethics: "Entering the Third Age of Ethics by Rushworth Kidder and Curtis Verschoor and "Christian Character: A Different Approach to Business Ethics" by Sondra Wheeler. The paper notes that each of the papers has a different view on ethics. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTbuetco.rtf

THE ETHICS OF ENRON AND WORLDCOM
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This 5-page paper supports the thesis that corporate crime doesn't pay, and uses Enron and WorldCom as examples of how supposedly "legal" accounting practices spelled doom for both of these companies -- meaning the end didn't justify the means. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MTetenwo.rtf

BUSINESS ETHICS AND VALUES
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This 4-page paper is a basic overview about the concept of business ethics and values and includes some theories about business ethics. Also touched upon are the ethical questions dealing with Enron, Worldcom and Global Crossing. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTbuetva.rtf

RM Law Implications post-Arthur Anderson and Enron
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In the wake of corporate malfeasance at Arthur Anderson, new laws have been passed to protect the public. The most important of these was spelled out in the Sarbanes-Oxley act, an act governing how paper (memorandums, correspondence, and any other paper) will be treated in the future. Taking a quick walk through why the act came into existence (Arthur Anderson), this paper addresses [sec] 1520, the new obstruction of justice act that governs criminal activity of public and other corporations, and its implications. Bibliography lists 3 sources. JVenron.rtf
Filename: JVenron.rtf