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Professional responsibility and ethical obligations in Wieder v. Skala
Special Directions for Cases 1 -- 5: The following cases have been carefully chosen to represent several of the most pressing ethical dilemmas facing American business today.
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Enron's accounting fraud and ethical reform in 1997
Business Organization Be Made Moral? This work will operate under the assumption of being a staff member under one of Enron's Senior Vice Presidents during 1997, a year characterized by the first major accounting misrepresentation and/or financial manipulation uncovered.
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Ethical accountability in AIG's credit default swap sales
The Ethics of AIG’s Commission Sales 1 American International Group (AIG) had been a big player in the financial crisis of 2007-2009. The company had been selling credit default swaps and making a commission on the sales (Brooks & Dunn, 2018).
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Sprint Nextel's mission, vision, and strategic positioning in telecommunications
The business environment that is influenced by the process of globalization determines companies to develop flexible strategies in order to be able to ensure their position on the market.
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Lean manufacturing and service elements and global economic benefits
Lean manufacturing and lean service are business techniques that can provide benefits and advantages to both the business owners and their customers.
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New Balance Athletic Shoe's competitive strategy in the footwear industry
The shoes industry just like any other business activity encompasses of diverse footwear retailers, manufacturers and wholesalers. The chief wholesalers in the entire United States of America marketplaces especially the brand name owners obtain the shoes from the independent manufactures.
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Ethical obligations and corporate social responsibility in organizations
Social responsibility is an ethical or philosophical hypothesis that a unit whether it is an administration, business, company or individual has a job for the people around them.
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R.J. Reynolds' Joe Camel campaign and marketing to children
R.J. Reynolds' use of Joe Camel smacks of "target marketing" toward children. The use of a "cool" cartoon figure surrounded by admiring friends and an attractive girlfriend seems tailor-made for enticing children, who are drawn to cartoon figures and crave acceptance and "coolness" at least as much…
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How statisticians can manipulate data ethically and deceptively
The morality of statistics: Will statistics invariably lie? A famous book from the 1950s was entitled How to lie with statistics. Implied by the counter-intuitive name was the concept that the old cliche that 'numbers don't lie' was false.
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Ethical theories in Susan G. Komen and Merck organizations
The objective of this study is to explain ethical theories and apply that knowledge to how organizations would function were they to adopt those ethical principles.