Business Ethics: Critical Perspectives on Business and Management, Volumen 2

actions activities Adam Smith advertising American engineers analysis argue argument audit firms Auditor Independence B. F. Skinner behaviour believe benefits Business Ethics claim client code of ethics cognitivism comparable worth competitive model concept concern consumer sovereignty corporate corporatism criticism decisions desires discrimination discussion economic economists employees engineering ethics equal example fiduciary Frank Easterbrook freedom Gauthier gender harm individual insider trading interest interpretation involved issue Journal justified knowledge legislation less Lund model of capitalism moral obligation one's organisation organization pecuniary externalities perception perfect competition person political position practice principle prisoner's dilemma problem profession Professional Ethics profit proponents question rational reason requires risk role rules self-interest shareholders social contract social responsibilities society stakeholders strategy sumer takeover theory tion unethical wage whistleblowing women wrong-doing