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Papers On Business Ethics
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Business ethics
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A paper which summarises an article describing research into ethical predispositions in different types of business organisations, which concludes that there is more evidence of ethical codes being utilised in larger and more formally structured organsations than in smaller and more flexible ones.
Filename: JLbusethic.rtf
Business Ethics
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7 pages in length. The "scoundrels" of today's business operate from the point that all is fair, depending on who thinks of it and acts on it first. Those with a high level of ethical standards have the added advantage of dedicated and loyal employees who do their best for their company and for its customers. Success can come by way of meanness and shortcut, but it means more when it is achieved through ethical behavior as exhibited by Weyerhauser, Mary Kay and Southwest Airlines. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: Ethics.wps
Business Ethics
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This 7 page paper answers three questions posed by a student pertinent to ethics in business. The questions involve concepts such as due care theory and whistle-blowing. The case of Dr. Jeffery Wigand is discussed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: SA450DrW.rtf
Business Ethics & Sales Risk
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2 page essay on Business Ethics and 'why companies should assume the majority of the risk and responsibility in any sale.' Well-argued; No Bibliography.
Filename: Busnethc.wps
Business Ethics / Philanthropy And Stakeholder Responsibility
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This 5 page paper discuses the business of
business and specifically, addresses the ethical question of using assets in philanthropic ways. Adam Smith's invisible hand theory is explained, a theory Smith himself did not believe in. Milton Friedman's opposition to corporate philanthropy is discussed as is stakeholder theory. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PGethicstak.rtf
Business Ethics after the Corporate Scandals
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5 pages. There have been many repercussions from the corporate scandals that have rocked America in the last year. One of these is the problem faced when corporate executives have different agendas for the same company. This paper examines the problems that can occur when exactly this happens, and executives don't trust each other in the wake of the scandals that are now well known to Corporate America. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: JGAbizet.rtf
Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility
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Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility: This 8-page essay examines some of the issues germane to the morality of income inequality between societies, and its relevance to corporate responsibility. There are ways to counter inequity in the global context and to carry out ethical discipleship – beginning with the understanding that it is an economic issue, with economic consequences for the whole of society, and not merely a cultural issue. Individually, we can make a difference. Together, we can make a change. Bibliography lists 4 sources. SNBethic.doc
Filename: SNBethic.doc
Business Ethics and Leadership
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This 7 page paper uses the Enron case as an example of what not to do. Leadership as it relates to business ethics is explored. It is suggested that an ethics model should be implemented at the highest levels of a corporation in order for a firm to create an ethical model. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: SA345eth.rtf
Business Ethics and the Enron Scandal
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A 9 page discussion of the ethical implications of the Enron scandal of 2002. The author examines the developments within Enron in terms of the ethical and moral justification in the choices corporate executives make in life when they have different agendas from that of their companies. John Stewart Mill's theory of utilitarianism and Immanuel Kant's categorical imperative of reason are of particular benefit in this ethical examination. Bibliography lists 6 sources
Filename: PPenron.rtf
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