Research Paper Graduate 17,917 words

Rational Paternalism and Ethics in Financial Advisor-Client Relationships

A dissertation proposal examining how rational paternalism and ethical frameworks can improve financial advisor-client relationships and elevate industry professionalism.

Ethics

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Literature Review Graduate 2,842 words

Shaping Organizational Culture and Ethics: A Literature Review

A literature review examining how values, ethical leadership, organizational mindsets, and culture shape ethical behavior and pro-organizational outcomes.

Business

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1,265 words

Stakeholder theory and corporate social responsibility ethics

Positioning Stakeholder Theory within the Debate on Corporate Social Responsibility by Branco & Rodrigues (2007) argues that corporations should take a total stakeholder view when considering their corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives.

~7 min read

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1,618 words

Ethical issues in a Mexican business deal involving bribery and safety

The first is the question of cash payments to secure deals. This is a substantial issue, in large part because it violates the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. This act prohibits such behavior as bribery in U.S. firms operating abroad.

~9 min read

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7,061 words

Gender and moral development in accounting ethics research

Throughout the years, the findings of several studies indicate that gender, age, education level, level in the firm, and taking ethics courses or training all have an impact upon moral development (Elm et al., 2001).

~36 min read

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706 words

Ethical decision-making frameworks in a business simulation

First, I chose to hire Stan Sundstrom, even though I had heard about his previous psychological problems. The first decision I made was predicated upon my belief that Stan was the best candidate for the job.

~4 min read

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826 words

Strategic philanthropy and corporate social responsibility in business

Stockholders understandably might resist a program of strategic philanthropy, seeing it as a dilution of stock value and a diversion of funds from a form that the company can use to one where the company is simply giving these funds to others.

~5 min read

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914 words

Ethical and moral issues in Walmart's business practices

Wal-Mart: But We Do Give Them a 10% Employee Discount discusses the issues that Wal-Mart faces everyday in their course of doing business. The author identifies the major ethical and moral issues that can be seen in the way that Wal-Mart chooses to do business.

~5 min read

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1,564 words

NGOs and business engagement in corporate social responsibility

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have been proposed to be an integral part of the present day organizational landscape. Jammulamadaka (2009), discusses that NGOs have become the method of choice in places like India to implement various social welfare programs.

~8 min read

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1,355 words

The Body Shop's business model and value propositions analysis

According to *Psterwa;der's Business model canvass, the 9 building blocks for a business model are: The Community Trade is their key partner. They gain their provisions through small suppliers. Other partners are 'Earth Aid' and a 3-year partnership with MTV international

~7 min read

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