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Ethical decision making for business / John Fraedrich, O.C. Ferrell and Linda Ferrell.

By: Fraedrich, John [author. ]Contributor(s): Ferell, O.C [author. ] | Ferrell, Linda [author. ]Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Andover : Cengage Learning, c2012Edition: Eight edition ; Philippine editionDescription: xxi, 521 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9789814410809 [newsprint]

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Contents: Part 1: An overview of business ethics -- Part 1: Cases -- 1. Part 2: Ethical issues and the institutionalization of business ethics -- Part 2: Cases -- Part 3: The decisions making process -- Part 3: Cases -- Part 4: Implementing business ethics in global economy -- Part 4: Cases.

Summary: "Twenty years ago, the first edition of Ethical Decision Making For Business became the first textbook to use a managerial framework to teach business ethics. The Eighth Edition builds on this record of success and provides an enhanced teaching package to help teach the fastest-growing business course in the last two decades. In all higher education institutions there are three times as many courses in business ethics than there were in 1990. This dramatic increase has occurred as a result of stakeholder concerns about ethical conduct and public policy to encourage corporate ethics programs. No longer is ethics considered merely an independent personal decision; rather, managers are held responsible both within and outside their company for building an ethical organizational culture. As the market leader with over 550 institutions using our book, we are working to keep you, the instructor, up to date on the ever-changing issues and research within business ethics. The Eighth Edition continues to change the way business ethics is taught and reflects the issues, challenges, and opportunities students will face in managing ethics in any organization. While we base each chapter on ethical frameworks and research from the academic community, we also include knowledge and best practices from business and public policy decisions from governments and international entities. This real-world approach to business ethics helps prepare students to face ethical challenges in business, and develop an ability to make ethical decisions in our global economy." --Preface

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Item type	Current location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Subject Reference	College Library Subject Reference	174.4 F84 2012 (Browse shelf)	c.1	Available		3UCBL000011331
Subject Reference	College Library Subject Reference	174.4 F84 2012 (Browse shelf)	c.2	Available		3UCBL000029224

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"Twenty years ago, the first edition of Ethical Decision Making For Business became the first textbook to use a managerial framework to teach business ethics. The Eighth Edition builds on this record of success and provides an enhanced teaching package to help teach the fastest-growing business course in the last two decades. In all higher education institutions there are three times as many courses in business ethics than there were in 1990. This dramatic increase has occurred as a result of stakeholder concerns about ethical conduct and public policy to encourage corporate ethics programs. No longer is ethics considered merely an independent personal decision; rather, managers are held responsible both within and outside their company for building an ethical organizational culture. As the market leader with over 550 institutions using our book, we are working to keep you, the instructor, up to date on the ever-changing issues and research within business ethics.

The Eighth Edition continues to change the way business ethics is taught and reflects the issues, challenges, and opportunities students will face in managing ethics in any organization. While we base each chapter on ethical frameworks and research from the academic community, we also include knowledge and best practices from business and public policy decisions from governments and international entities. This real-world approach to business ethics helps prepare students to face ethical challenges in business, and develop an ability to make ethical decisions in our global economy." --Preface

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