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Business Ethics make Good Business Sense

Title: Business Ethics make Good Business Sense
Category: /Social Sciences/Philosophy
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Business Ethics make Good Business Sense
Abstract In the wake of the 2000 bursting of the stock bubble unethical practices and decisions by a number of companies and corporations have surfaced and left an enduring stain, upon the public's view of CEO's and other leaders of businesses as well as the corporations themselves. This stain has left the stock market a now avoided arena in stark contrast to the two decades preceding the revelations of creative accounting and outright lies by companies …showed first 75 words of 1216 total…
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