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Action based
Non-consequentialism |
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Results based
Consequentialism |
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| Justice, fairness, honesty, loyalty |
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What is traditionally accepted as the way to behave in a society
Keeping with convention |
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| The idea that certain ethics are agreed upon by everyone globally |
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Progressive ethics
Changes with the advancement of human development |
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| Personal Rights (Rights Based Ethics) |
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| Personal or societal viewpoint of what is felt is entitled |
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| What the law of the country says is the ethical standard of the home culture |
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| A verbal or written agreement to behave a certain way |
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| The Application of ethical standards to business behaviour. |
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| Someone with a share or interest in a business enterprise. |
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| Distinct Perspective of business ethics |
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| A Descriptive summation documenting what is happening |
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| Distinct Perspective of business ethics |
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| A Normative (or Prescriptive) evaluation recommending what should be happening |
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| The combination of two contradictory terms |
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| Those with a share or interest in a business enterprise. |
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| The system by which business corporations are directed and controlled. |
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| A company’s written standards of ethical behavior that are designed to guide managers and employees in making the decisions and choices they face every day |
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