Business ethics and CSR Flashcards

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Ethical formalism (deontological)

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  • actions should follow a universal law regardless of intentions and consequences
  • we have to tell the truth

===> dilemma tell truth if other get harmed?

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What does the utilitarian (theological) approach to business ethics suggest?

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  • maximise good
  • minimise harm
  • the rightness or wrongness of an action depends on its consequences
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Environmental regulations

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  • environment as public good

- environmental regulations differ between countries.

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Who deals with corruption

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  • OECD

- ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT

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4 straw men approaches

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  • Friedman doctrine: increase profits within the law
  • cultural relativism: ethics are culturally determined (where they are)
  • righteous moralist: multinationals home country standards should be followed in foreign countries
  • naïve immoralist: if others are not following norms firm should not either
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