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Business Ethics: Some Conclusions

Business Ethics: Some Conclusions. Geoffrey G. Bell, PhD, CA University of Minnesota Duluth December, 2003. Why it matters. We saw that organizations have been facing ethical problems, and they have experienced negative outcomes, including bankruptcy and liquidation.

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Business Ethics: Some Conclusions

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  1. Business Ethics:Some Conclusions Geoffrey G. Bell, PhD, CA University of Minnesota Duluth December, 2003

  2. Why it matters • We saw that organizations have been facing ethical problems, and they have experienced negative outcomes, including bankruptcy and liquidation. • Managers, shareholders and others are becoming increasingly concerned about ethical behavior of all employees.

  3. What I’ve tried to do • In this course, we’ve looked at a variety of ethical issues. • I hope you feel I haven’t tried to teach you what to think, so much as how to think. Developing a thinking process to address these issues will be very important to your career success. • The book has emphasized ethics as behavior, rather than ethics as attitudes. It’s about doing the right thing!

  4. My thanks to you! • You’ve been a great group of students. • Thanks for studying with me. • Good luck in your careers. • Remember – I want all your press to be good!

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