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î Public¶s interest in business ethics increased
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î Public¶s interest in business ethics spurred by
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involves a discipline that examines
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is behavior that is right or
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include practices and
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involves describing,
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involves supplying and
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î Conventional approach to business ethics
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î Religious values
î Philosophical values
î Cultural values
î Legal values
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î Respect for the authority structure
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î Conformity
î Performance
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