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What does business ethics refer to?
What does business ethics refer to?
- Maximizing profits at the expense of ethical considerations
- Avoiding interactions with employees and society
- Study and application of moral principles and values in business practices (correct)
- Manipulating business operations for personal gain
Which aspect is NOT involved in business ethics?
Which aspect is NOT involved in business ethics?
- Promoting ethical behavior, integrity, and social responsibility
- Interactions with employees, customers, suppliers, competitors, and society
- Maximizing profits without considering ethical responsibilities (correct)
- Considering ethical considerations and responsibilities in business operations
What does the principle of integrity in business ethics emphasize?
What does the principle of integrity in business ethics emphasize?
- Maximizing profits at any cost
- Upholding honesty and truthfulness in all business interactions (correct)
- Avoiding transparency in business operations
- Deception and manipulation for personal gain
What is the aim of business ethics?
What is the aim of business ethics?
What does transparency in business ethics entail?
What does transparency in business ethics entail?
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Study Notes
Business Ethics Overview
- Refers to moral principles guiding the conduct of individuals and organizations in the business environment.
- Addresses the appropriate behavior and decisions of a business, involving the balance between profit and social good.
Aspects NOT Involved in Business Ethics
- Personal opinions or cultural biases that do not align with established business practices or legal standards are excluded from business ethics discussions.
Principle of Integrity
- Emphasizes honesty and fairness in business dealings, ensuring that practices align with ethical standards.
- Encourages businesses to maintain consistency between their values and actions.
Aim of Business Ethics
- Aims to promote ethical decision-making and behaviors within organizations.
- Seeks to enhance trust among stakeholders, including employees, customers, and the community.
Transparency in Business Ethics
- Involves clear communication of business policies, practices, and decisions to stakeholders.
- Encourages openness about financial performance, risks, and governance, fostering trust and accountability.
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