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Ethical principles in business and their relationship to law

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Ethical egoism and normative theory in business practice

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Best Medical Supply Company's code of business conduct

The Code of Business Conduct covers a wide range of business practices and procedures of a medium sized company producing medical supply. The company's name is "Best Medical Supply Company Inc."(BMSC).

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The Enron scandal and competing ethical frameworks in business

In 2000, immediately following the 2000 Presidential election fiasco, the biggest news story was the Enron ethical scandal in which top executives lied outright to shareholders about the value of the company's stock.

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Integrating ethical principles and profitability in modern business

There are not too many greedy people who want to live a life of greed or the overwhelming desire to acquire and sit on top of piles of money (Putnam 2003). Most people just want to live in convenience, send their children to school and avoid financial stresses.

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Caterpillar's labor disputes and outsourcing ethics

Over the last several years, the issue of ethics and legal challenges has been increasingly brought to the forefront. This is because globalization has created a change in the way firms are interacting with employees.

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Hooker Chemical and Ford Motor: corporate ethics in the Love Canal and Pinto scandals

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Environmental responsibility and ethics in the casino industry

Every company regardless of the nature of their work is required to contribute to the community that sustains their growth. Casinos are therefore not an exception to this rule.

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Walt Disney's ethics and compliance procedures in financial management

Walt Disney is the largest entertainment company in the industry all over the world.

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The ethics and economics of employer-provided health benefits

In the United States today, employers are usually not legally responsible for providing employees with health benefits. Only a few states require employers to provide workers with health care insurance.

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