Business Ethics: Ethical Decision-Making and Cases

Author: John Frederick Linda Ferrer
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: With the deepening development of the market economy and economic globalization, more and more enterprises are caught in the dilemma of economic benefits and social benefits, pursuing profits and adhering to ethical ethics. Business ethics has gradually become one of the focal points of attention for business professionals and the whole society. As one of the most widely used business ethics textbooks today, this book has the following characteristics: The 5th edition has been revised on the original basis, making it more practical. It provides a framework for identifying, analyzing, and understanding how business professionals make ethical decisions and handle ethical issues. The "Ethical Dilemma" before each chapter and the "Real-world Scenario" after each chapter, as well as the 15 cases in Part II, allow readers to experience real-world business ethics issues and learn to make ethical decisions. This book is suitable for business ethics courses for undergraduate and graduate students, MBA, and EMBA students in business administration majors, and can also provide a framework for ethical decision-making and realistic ethical reference cases for those preparing to engage in business or facing ethical dilemmas in business practices.