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Greco-Roman stewardship principles in modern nonprofit leadership

Discuss the influence of Greco-Roman understanding of stewardship on non-profit leadership today based upon Brinkerhoff and Wilson. The Greco-Roman understanding of stewardship is based heavily on the past biblical leadership models.

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Sole proprietorships, personal guarantees, and business liability ethics

There are tax obligations related to a sole proprietorship in addition to legal obligations. The main attributes of a sole proprietorship is that an individual, although just a person, is treated like a corporate entity. Additionally, a sole proprietorship always consists of only one person.

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Corporate ethics codes and their effectiveness in practice

Business - or corporate -- ethics is a form of applied ethics or professional ethics that examines applied and theoretical ethical principles that occur in the context / format of a business intrusion.

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Ethical issues in Jane's business research proposal on competitors

Business research ethics is an area that raises numerous difficulties for researchers in the field.

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Ethical theories applied to the "Might Makes Right" business case study

Ethics, as the study of right and/or wrong, is an essential tool for professionals and practitioners of specific fields of study, particularly those people who directly deal with society.

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The ethics of executive compensation: lessons from Enron

Corporations have been in the news a lot lately - and not necessarily for the best of reasons. Corporate scandal after corporate scandal has caused many in the public to take a closer look at just what it is that is going on in America's boardrooms.

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In order to make ethically sound decisions, it is necessary to acquire and secure all the pertinent facts; therefore, one of the most common characteristics of a poorly made decision is the lack of necessary and relevant facts.

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Luke's ethical dilemma: confidentiality versus family loyalty in business

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Tobacco industry ethics, history, and social responsibility

Whether they like to puff up each night before bed, live in the smoking section, and have a jeweled case for their cigarettes, or they walk out of their way to avoid the smoker in the parking lot and would rather sleep in a hotel lobby than a room filled with the stench of smoke, people have an…

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