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=100   #$$a Jennings, Marianne M.
=245  1#$$a Business Ethics ; Case Studies And Selected Readings
=250  ##$$a 5
=260  ##$$a Ohio :$b Pradnya Paramita,$c 2006
=300  ##$$a 598 : $b xxi, 598 p. ; 25cm ; $c 25cm
=520  ##$$a When most school students in the USA believe that business leaders are unethical and more school students feel comfortable cheating, business is on the decline. Pressures for profits and high returns on investment have led them to cross over into accounting fraud. Businesses do exist to make profit, but business ethics exist to set parameters for earning that profit. This book of reading teaches us, through detailed study of the people and companies experiences, that business without ethics means a short-term existence that will then fall to the earth like the flash of a meteor. This book connects the moral sentiments of markets with the wealth of nations. Business without ethics is self-destructive.
=650   4$$a 1. Business Ecthics-United States
=650   4$$a 2. Business Ecthics- United States-Case Studies
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