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    This document discusses business ethics and provides an overview of key concepts. It defines ethics as examining good and bad practices in the context of moral duty. Business ethics includes practices and behaviors that are good or bad in employee-employer relations, company-customer relations, and other areas. Ethical frameworks have been developed by philosophers over time but each has limitations and what is ethical can vary between societies. The document outlines different approaches to ethics including consequentialism and deontology. It discusses how ethics relates to law and societal expectations have changed over time. Finally, it presents an ethical quadrant model and notes how ethics can benefit companies.

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    This document discusses business ethics and provides an overview of key concepts. It defines ethics as examining good and bad practices in the context of moral duty. Business ethics includes practices and behaviors that are good or bad in employee-employer relations, company-customer relations, and other areas. Ethical frameworks have been developed by philosophers over time but each has limitations and what is ethical can vary between societies. The document outlines different approaches to ethics including consequentialism and deontology. It discusses how ethics relates to law and societal expectations have changed over time. Finally, it presents an ethical quadrant model and notes how ethics can benefit companies.

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    Ethics - PPT (Bus1301)

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    Om Bramhabid Mishra
    This document discusses business ethics and provides an overview of key concepts. It defines ethics as examining good and bad practices in the context of moral duty. Business ethics includes practices and behaviors that are good or bad in employee-employer relations, company-customer relations, and other areas. Ethical frameworks have been developed by philosophers over time but each has limitations and what is ethical can vary between societies. The document outlines different approaches to ethics including consequentialism and deontology. It discusses how ethics relates to law and societal expectations have changed over time. Finally, it presents an ethical quadrant model and notes how ethics can benefit companies.

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    ethics.

    ppt (bus1301)

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Ethics

    involves a discipline that examines good or bad practices within the context of a moral duty conduct is behavior that is right or wrong

    Moral

    Business

    ethics include practices and behaviors that are good or bad


    3

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    Employee-Employer

    Relations Employer-Employee Relations Company-Customer Relations Company-Shareholder Relations Company-Community/Public Interest

    4 ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Developed

    by moral philosophers over generations to distinguish ethical from unethical behavior


    has problems

    Used

    Each

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    There

    is no universal standard by which morality can be judged is correct for one society may be wrong for another
    and morality are relative

    What

    Ethics

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    One

    ought to act in his or her own self interest Ethical behavior is that which promotes ones own self interest Does not mean should not obey laws only do so if in self interest

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    The

    morality of an action can be determined by its consequences action is ethical if it promotes the greatest good for the greatest number

    An

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Derived

    from the Greek word for Duty

    Actions

    are not justified by their consequences. Factors other than good outcomes determine the rightness of actions

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Descriptive

    ethics involves describing, characterizing and studying morality


    What is

    Normative

    ethics involves supplying and justifying moral systems


    What should be

    11 ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Fellow Workers

    Regions of Country

    Family

    Profession

    The Individual
    Conscience Friends Employer

    The Law

    Religious Beliefs

    Society

    12 ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Law

    often represents an ethical minimum Ethics often represents a standard that exceeds the legal minimum
    Frequent Overlap

    Law

    13 ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Ethics Today vs. The Past


    Societys Expectations

    Ethical Problem Actual Business Ethics

    Ethical Problem

    1950s

    Time

    Early 2000s

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Ethical Quadrant II Ethical and Illegal Quadrant I Ethical and Legal

    Illegal

    Corporate Decisions

    Legal

    Quadrant IV Unethical and Illegal Unethical

    Quadrant III Unethical and Legal

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

    Ethics responds to the best in company


    Values create credibility for company with the public

    Values give management credibility with its employees


    Values help better decision making

    ethics.ppt (bus1301)

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    6-23
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    SANTOKH SINGH

    REKHA.T

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