Business Ethics: Critical Perspectives on Business and Management, Volume 2Alan R. Malachowski Taylor & Francis, 2001 - 328 pages |
Contents
MARKETS FINANCE AND THE PROFESSIONS | 1 |
Economics and ethics | 21 |
Limits to competition | 43 |
the importance of an ethical perspective | 66 |
Capitalism and consumer sovereignty | 84 |
Advertising and behavior control | 112 |
entrepreneurship and corporate practices | 126 |
ethical dimensions of | 143 |
Who needs ethical knowledge? | 199 |
Is there an ethics of computing? | 216 |
the place of a code of ethics in | 243 |
Corporate codes and ethics | 258 |
Business ethics and the changing gender balance | 273 |
Some implications of comparable worth | 289 |
its moral justification | 307 |
a real issue? | 172 |
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