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| believe that society should provide all person with equal amounts of goods and services regardless of how each makes an increase in society's wealth |
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| Kant we must follow all rules and do our moral duty. Kant's categorical imperatives are rules we must always adhere to regardless of consequences or outcome. |
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John Rawls
stressed equality of opportunity. society must be premised on justice and those who suffer the most should not be ignored. |
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Nozick
liberty not justice as the most important obligation a society had to its members. Oppose interference by society |
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| Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development |
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pre-conventional self reward/punishment
conventional group group norms
post-conventional universal moral principles |
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Profitability businesses are for profit making not social obligation, not organized to engage in social activities. only obligation should be to return as much profit as possible to stakeholders
Unfairness
Accountability
Expertise |
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| Arguments in Favor of CSR |
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Social Contract
Long run profits
Less Government Regulation by taking proactive approach |
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