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    Business ethics is a very broad term and widely used throughout the world. The term “business ethics” first started to be used in the United States in the early 1970’s as businesses were growing bigger and more powerful. Business ethics are guidelines or behaviors that businesses and individuals use daily to deal with the world‚ and even smaller situations they might find themselves in. Race‚ gender‚ age and religion all play a role in a person’s ethics. The most important factor in a person’s

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    nearby day care center. Case 2 I)  I think I should tell my customers that my products are 9% less durable than my usual materials however it is still above all industry standards and meets all building codes and requirements for the purpose for which it is intended. II)  I think I should because it is 9% less durable than my usual products so my customers won’t go to any other stores. IV) Yes I think I should tell my employees that my usual materials are 9% less durable but still meets

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    forms of utilitarianism are act utilitarianism and rule utilitarianism. Act utilitarianism focuses on the consequences of individual actions and how those involved will be affected. The right course of action to take is the action that will produce the most overall happiness. An example of act utilitarianism would be whether or not to tell a patient they have a serious‚ life-threatening illness. Telling them would cause much unhappiness; therefore lying would be the right decision. While act utilitarianism

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    talking about is there enough money to compensate someone who has lost a wife‚ a child‚ an arm or a leg. Finn tells his victim if they are seeking justice it’s best to go somewhere else because in his mediation he uses coarse language‚ there is that four letter word that he doesn’t use fair. “While he cannot mete out fairness‚ Finn does

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    Business ethics is not just a set of rules that dictate how to behave on business meetings. In extreme situations‚ it is the key to the success in negotiations‚ but its ignorance can cause failure of the entire undertaking. Especially when parties that attempt to cooperate are different culturally and mentally‚ as in the case of ’western countries’ and the Middle Kingdom. Social bond as a base for successful business Chinese entrepreneurs are characterized by pro-social approach. This means that

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    In concept‚ business ethics is the applied ethics discipline that addresses the moral features of commercial activity. In practice‚ however‚ a dizzying array of projects is pursued under its rubric. Programs of legal compliance‚ empirical studies into the moral beliefs and attitudes of business people‚ a panoply of best-practices claims (in the name of their moral merit or their contribution to business success)‚ arguments for (or against) mandatory worker participation in management‚ and attempts

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    started to concern about the environment protection. They trying hard to reduce use of water‚ solid waste and kitchen exhaust. For the environmental policies‚ McDonald practices 3R: Reduce‚ Reuse‚ and Recycle. First‚ to reduce more waste‚ McDonald change most of their foam packaging to paper‚ this already reduce 80% of their waste. Second‚ they use reusable tableware in order to strike a balance between customer service excellence and environmental protection and the customers are willing and appreciate

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    CASE STUDY: HELPING PATIENTS AT PLAINFIELD HEALTHCARE CENTER Question 1 Is it unethical for the managers of Plainfield Healthcare Centre to honour their white patients’ requests to be helped only by members of their own race? Was Brenda Chaney subjected to a ‘hostile workplace’ on the basis of her race? Did the managers of Plainfield Healthcare Centre unethically discriminate against Chaney? It is unethical for the managers of Plainfield Healthcare Centre to honour their white patients’ requests

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    Boeing and the Four Components of Business Dwight N. Evans Jr. Grantham University BUSINESS Boeing is the largest aerospace company in the world; as well as the leading manufacturer of commercial planes and defense and security systems. It has approximately 170‚000 employees; located primarily at its headquarters in Renton‚ Washington. Additional U.S. offices are located in Los Angeles‚ California‚ along with international offices in Hong Kong and Moscow. (Boeing‚ 2011) Boeing is one of the

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    1950 An agreement made without consideration is void‚ unless- * Is a promise to compensate for something done. It is a promise to compensate‚ wholly or in part‚ a person who has already voluntarily done something for the promisor‚ or something which the promisor was legally compellable to do. Case law First case University Malaya v Lee Ming Chong (FC) 1986 Facts: Lee was given a scholarship to study in Canada on one condition that he must work for the University for 2.5 years. Upon Lee’s

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