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    Name: Afialiani Adelia NIM: B1034201021 Major: Accounting International The document discusses the difference between ethics and morals. Ethics refers to a system of moral principles that guide decision making and behavior to benefit individuals and society. Morals refer to beliefs about right and wrong behavior. It also asks about the meanings of two traditional decision making approaches in business: 1) "If the means justify the ends" means following rules regardless of consequences, like admitting the truth even if it ends a business. 2) "When the ends justify the means" means a desired result is so important that morally bad methods may be used to achieve it, like doing anything to get

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    Name: Afialiani Adelia NIM: B1034201021 Major: Accounting International The document discusses the difference between ethics and morals. Ethics refers to a system of moral principles that guide decision making and behavior to benefit individuals and society. Morals refer to beliefs about right and wrong behavior. It also asks about the meanings of two traditional decision making approaches in business: 1) "If the means justify the ends" means following rules regardless of consequences, like admitting the truth even if it ends a business. 2) "When the ends justify the means" means a desired result is so important that morally bad methods may be used to achieve it, like doing anything to get

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    Name: Afialiani Adelia NIM: B1034201021 Major: Accounting International The document discusses the difference between ethics and morals. Ethics refers to a system of moral principles that guide decision making and behavior to benefit individuals and society. Morals refer to beliefs about right and wrong behavior. It also asks about the meanings of two traditional decision making approaches in business: 1) "If the means justify the ends" means following rules regardless of consequences, like admitting the truth even if it ends a business. 2) "When the ends justify the means" means a desired result is so important that morally bad methods may be used to achieve it, like doing anything to get

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    Name : Afialiani Adelia

    NIM : B1034201021
    Accounting International

    1. What is the difference between ethics and morals?

    ethics is a system of moral principles. They affect how people make decisions
    and lead their lives. Ethics is concerned with what is good for individuals and
    society and is also described as moral philosophy. Morals beliefs about what is
    right behavior and what is wrong behavior. the degree to which something is
    right and good the moral goodness or badness of something.

    2. We have traditional tools for making decisions in business. What is the


    meaning of :
    a. if the means justify the ends, if you should follow the rules no matter the
    consequences then when the agents ask Lepp point blank whether he's selling
    the medicine, the ethical action is to admit it. He should tell the truth even
    though that will mean the end of his business.

    b. When the ends justify the means is used to say that a desired result is so good
    or important that any method, even a morally bad one, may be used to achieve it
    They believe that the end justifies the means and will do anything to get their
    candidate elected.

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