Assignment on Business Ethics Instructions: 1. Write the answers of the questions of this assignment in your own legible handwriting. 2. No assignment will be accepted if it is in the form of typed print out. 3. Answers of each student should be in their own perspectives or in their own experiences of marketing arena. 4. Q. no.1‚2 &3 are compulsory and solve any one from the remaining questions. Deadline for submission- 9 March 2014 Marks-15 (Fifteen) Q.1. What is business ethics ? Describe
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The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand Trimester 1‚ 2013 71203 Business Ethics Assignment 1 Weighting: This assignment is worth 35% of your final mark. Due date: Your completed assignment must reach the Open Polytechnic by Tuesday‚ 2 April 2013. Instructions 1. This assignment is based on the course material and readings in Module 1. You should draw on a topic in a later module only if it is relevant to the situation you choose for Part B of the assignment. Complete Part A and Part B‚ following
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Business Ethics “Monsanto Attempts to Balance Stakeholder Interest” Write a case analysis of case #1‚ “Monsanto Attempts to Balance Stakeholder Interest”‚ page 308-317. An analysis paper should address the following: (USE THIS GUIDELINE FOR ALL OF YOUR PAPERS) 1. What are the main facts of the case? (Not all the facts/the main facts) Monsanto is an enormous corporation‚ originating as a chemical company at the turn of the twentieth century. Expansion to India and Africa have been stated
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Ethics in Business - Carlos Kasuga – Yakult – Mexico Management and Supervision Winter 2012 Any Nikkei leader in the Americas either personally knows or has heard of Carlos Kasuga because of his achievements as a businessman in Mexico‚ or because of his role in the Nikkei Pan-American Association(Matsumoto‚ A. June 2‚ 2011) Carlos Kasuga Osaka has run Yakult Mexico for more than 20 years. He graduated in accounting at a Mexican School called ‘Escuela Bancaria y Comercial ‘ in Mexico City
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QUESTION : Business and Ethical practices/Issues in International Business and the role of Multinational enterprises (MNEs) Introduction to Business and Ethics The ethical-related issues have represented the foundation of different religions and life styles. Ethics can be found in all aspects of human activity as the individuals have been preoccupied with the quality of their behavior towards the people around. Even if they do not purposefully intend to improve their relations with the others
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You are right it is unfortunate unethical conducts are very common in many countries. I was visiting Nairobi‚ Kenya few years back and I was shocked to discover how common corruption in the government was. People could not do any legal transaction without bribing the officials. Corruption within the government is among the worst in Africa‚ and regional instability threatens to throw the country into turmoil again. (Palmer‚ 2011) The government is simultaneously embroiled in a seemingly permanent
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Ethics and International Business: Finding the Lesser Evil At the beginning of this course it was made apparent that the class was not meant to be a monologue by the instructor but a discussion. From the numerous discussions held in class‚ I have come to the belief that ethics in international business was the most significant topic discussed in this course. Ethics in international business and the outsourcing of labor is a prevalent issue that affects not only the United States and our nation’s
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1.0 INTRODUCTION As for our introduction‚ we would like to start with the company that we have chosen DiGi telecommunication. DiGi have been doing many corporate social responsibilities. We will be introducing the many CSR that they have been doing to help us to extend our knowledge about the company DiGi. DiGi won the CSR award for overall Corporate Social Responsibililty (CSR) programme in Malaysia. In addition to the award for the best overall CSR‚ DiGi also won the categories for “Best Workplace
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A business cannot claim to be ethical firm if it ignores unethical practices by its suppliers – e.g. * Use of child labour and forced labour * Production in sweatshops * Violation of the basic rights of workers * Ignoring health‚ safety and environmental standards An ethical business has to be concerned with the behaviour of all businesses that operate in the supply chain – i.e. * Suppliers * Contractors * Distributors * Sales agents The two articles below
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Case Memo:Mattel And The The Toy Recalls Summary: Mattel‚ a global leader in toy manufacturing is currently faced with a tough challenge of restoring their consumer confidence following the increased recalls of their toys made in China. At present the most important goal for Mattel is to reassure their customers that kids’ safety is their highest priority and they are committed to provide good quality toys that are safe to play with. The main impediment in achieving their goal is not having an
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