Business Ethics: A Study Guide

What is the primary goal of a business, according to the text?

What is the relationship between personal ethics and business ethics, according to the text?

Which of these is NOT mentioned as an area of ethical consideration in the text?

How does an individual's pursuit of excellence impact their work life?

What is the driving force behind an individual's pursuit of happiness, according to the text?

What is the connection between a company's culture and its ethical behavior, according to the text?

What does the term 'eudaimonia' refer to in the context of the text?

How can business contribute to the realization of the 'common good'?

What aspect of ethics does Aristotle emphasize?

Which question is central to the study of ethics?

What defines a moral act in ethics?

How do ancient ethical theories differ from modern ethical theories?

What is a primary focus of ethics as stated in the content?

What do act-centered theories in ethics primarily examine?

According to the content, what is one outcome of engaging with ethics?

Why is the context of actions important in ethical enquiry?

What is the primary focus of Marta Rocchi's academic specialization?

Which title is associated with the work edited by J.A. Mercado?

Who is the author known for translating 'The Perspective of Morality'?

In what capacity has Marta Rocchi contributed to the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics?

Which university did Marta Rocchi earn her PhD from?

Which publication format does the work 'Handbook of Virtue Ethics in Business and Management' belong to?

What is the main area of research for the Irish Institute of Digital Business?

Which ethical framework is primarily discussed in the work of A.J.G. Sison and others?

According to Aristotle's perspective on virtue and vice, what practice leads to becoming a virtuous individual?

What type of actions does ethics primarily focus on, as discussed in the text?

Which of the following questions IS NOT specifically mentioned as a core question explored in the history of philosophy?

The text uses the example of a conversation between a father and his son in a supermarket to illustrate what point about ethics?

The term "acts of man" refers to actions that are...

What is the primary purpose of the example about deciding whether to breathe or not?

According to the content, what is the connection between ethics and philosophy?

Based on the provided content, what does the phrase “Ethics is part of philosophy” suggest?

According to Sison, Beabout and Ferrero, what distinguishes virtue ethics from deontology?

How does virtue ethics differ from utilitarianism in its perspective on rules?

What does Aristotle consider to be the foundation of virtue?

How does the Greek term "arête" relate to the concept of "virtue"?

What implication does the Latin term "virtus" hold for the concept of virtue?

According to the passage, how is a virtuous person recognized in a community?

What is the key idea conveyed by the terms "arête" and "virtus" in relation to virtue?

How does Alasdair MacIntyre's work contribute to the current understanding of virtue ethics?

How is the concept of "flourishing" related to the Aristotelian concept of "eudaimonia"?

According to the passage, what is the primary focus of the concept of "flourishing"?

What is the significance of the phrase "Personal Flourishing" as mentioned in the passage?

How does the passage connect the concept of "flourishing" to the idea of ethics in the field of business?

According to the passage, what was the main reason for the revival of virtue ethics in the latter half of the 20th century?

What is the relevance of Thomas Aquinas to the discussion of Aristotle's concept of "eudaimonia"?

Which aspect of "eudaimonia" is considered the most important according to the passage?

What role does the passage suggest that "flourishing" plays in the development of a person?