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Business Ethics
Introduction (12/12/23)
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Purpose of a business
make
surplus
for
shareholders
sell
goods
and
services
to make
profit
Shareholder
= benefit
finacially
when a business does well
Stakeholders
= anyone who is interested/ affected by anything regarding the business
Social Contract
Theory =
employees
and
stakeholders
are given a
voice
to how the business
operates
Milton Friedman, NYT 1970 ''the
social responsibility
of
business
is to
increase
it's
profits''
Examples of
Corporate
Social
Responsibility
materials form
sustainable source
despite costs
refusing
sponsorship from companies involved in fossil fuels
passing
higher wages
than rivals or making staff shareholders
refusing
to test on animals
investing
in
local youth
Investors
are able to
buy
shares in a business and are
paid dividends
when it
succeeds.
This demonstrates that
businesses
have a
duty
to
shareholders.
Milton Friedman
believed a
business
did not have
corporate social responsibility.