Do you think the students understand why the Birkenstock company acts the way it does? Why or why not? Where is the moral disagreement in this case
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Arthur Anderson was the accounting and audit firm that worke…
Arthur Anderson was the accounting and audit firm that worked for Enron.
Assuming that a business has stakeholders and stockholders,…
Assuming that a business has stakeholders and stockholders, to which group does the business have the stronger moral obligation? Why?
The promissory argument holds that an executive is an agent…
The promissory argument holds that an executive is an agent of the stockholders.
Why does Goldman think that advertisers should be truthful?
Why does Goldman think that advertisers should be truthful?
It seems clear in the wake of so many criminal cases against…
It seems clear in the wake of so many criminal cases against CEOs that the business culture will soon make drastic changes to the way in which it conducts business.
Ideally, a task of the board of directors would be to report…
Ideally, a task of the board of directors would be to report all executive decisions to the public.
Moore thinks that the traditional arguments against insider…
Moore thinks that the traditional arguments against insider trading are:
Millennials are more responsive to corporate social responsi…
Millennials are more responsive to corporate social responsibility (CSR) in their consumption and employment decisions than earlier generations.
An increase in self-respect and a decrease in stress can bot…
An increase in self-respect and a decrease in stress can both be results of greater: