Running Head: How Ethically Responsible Should Companies Be For the Adverse Affects They Have On Countries They Enter To Do Business How Ethically Responsible Should Companies Be For the Adverse Affects They Have On Countries They Enter to Do Business Name of Student Name of University/College Name of Professor Course Abstract Changes in the business environment have presented a number of challenges to establish ways of doing business. Thus‚ managers realized that the survival and
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Business Should Always Be Ethically and Socially Responsible Introduction Corporate scandals in business world have been more and more common‚ which damages the interest and profits of stakeholders‚ employers‚ community or society. The corporate scandals pull the public to focus on the ethic of managers and the firm itself. Comparing to the past‚ customers are focusing more and more on the reputation of the firms and they prefer to select the brands that are environmentally friendly and socially
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Leaders are the active person in the organization who is responsible and liable to maintain and develop the effectiveness. In situational leadership‚ managers or leaders have a diagnose ability to adapt in changing environment which can be influenced by internal and external factors. The managers can use the two cycles for changing or maximizing the task-relevant performance readiness of their followers: the developmental cycle and the regressive cycle. The regressive cycle can be defined as
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Meljorie Co 11110937 Stratma Reflection Paper Vocation of a Business Leader According to the author‚ “The vocation of the businessperson is a genuine human and Christian calling.” He also added “An important part of the business leader’s vocation is practicing ethical social principles while conducting the normal rhythms of the business world.” “Such business leaders play an important role in advancing and bringing to life ethical social principles‚ drawing on the Catholic social tradition
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Introduction to Business Business Leader Profile Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson is a British industrialist‚ best known for companies such as Virgin Megastores‚ Virgin Mobile and Virgin Airlines. Branson was educated at the Stowe School where at the age of 16‚ Branson had his first successful business venture‚ publishing a national magazine called Student. After leaving school‚ Branson entered the music industry. Considering that he could sell records cheaper than the existing average music
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VOCATIONS OF THE BUSINESS LEADER After reading the article (reflection) “Vocations of the Business Leader‚” I realized that although the words in the article are simple and easy to understand it is seldom applied by the society particularly by those who belong in the corporate world. Even though ethics is something that can be considered as common knowledge that we should adhere to‚ it is still one of the subjects taught during the university years for the reason that it takes time for one to
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Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Grades (marks) encourage students to learn. Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion From my everyday experience and observation I can stand that grades are very good indicators of knowledge. For several reasons that I will mention bellow I believe that grades encourage students to learn. First of all‚ grades show students’ knowledge. If a person gets a high grade on an exam it means that he understands that subject very
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To be a leader‚ you don’t have to be an elected official‚ or a CEO. A leader is someone who others consistently want to follow for new trends and ideas. A fancy title can make that happen temporarily‚ at least‚ but a true leader inspires steadfast loyalty with the steps below! 1. Solve problems. Look around and find ways to make the world a better place. Observe your surroundings and listen to people. How can you help? Discover what your talents are‚ develop them‚ and focus on applying them
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No. – 22 Department – BBA Subject – Business Regulatory Framework Topic – Companies Act 2013 Introduction Companies Act‚ 2013 is an Act of the Parliament of India which regulates incorporation of a company‚ responsibilities of a company‚ directors‚ and dissolution of a company. The 2013 Act is divided into 29 chapters containing 470 clauses as against 658 Sections in the Companies Act‚ 1956. The Act has replaced The Companies Act‚ 1956 (in a partial manner) after receiving
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important features of a company as per company act 1956 (India) Salient Features of Companies Act‚ 1956 | A company means an association of people to carry on an economic or non-economic activity. A partnership is different from a company as a company is a person in the eyes of law which can sue or be sued; can enter into contracts in its own name etc. It has a distinct personality of its own different from its members. The Companies Act‚ 1956 is the law that governs companies in India. It also deals
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