Moral issues in business /
By: Shaw, William H
Title By: Barry, Vincent E | Sansbury, George
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BookPublisher: South Melbourne, Vic. : Cengage Learning, c2009.Edition: 1st ed.Description: xvi, 615 p ; 26 cm.ISBN: 9780170135764Program: COMM101Subject(s): Business ethics | Business ethics -- Case studiesDDC classification: 174.4 SH MO Online resources: Location Map | Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 174.4 SH MO (Browse shelf) | Available | T0039145 |
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| 174.4 SA WH What money can't buy : the moral limits of markets / | 174.4 SC AP Applied business ethics : | 174.4 SE ET Ethics is a daily deal : | 174.4 SH MO Moral issues in business / | 174.4 SH MO Moral issues in business / | 174.4 SH MO Moral issues in business / | 174.4 SH MO Moral issues in business / |
First published in 2007 by Wadsworth, a division of Thomson Learning as Moral issues in business, tenth edition by William H. Shaw and Vincent Barry. 1st Asia Pacific ed.-Cover. Includes bibliographical references. and index.
Comprehensively adapted, this first Asia-Pacific edition of Moral Issues in Business strikes a balance between theory, discussion and analysis in guiding students to think about the important moral issues that frequently arise in business situations, and how to develop the necessary reasoning and analytical skills to resolve them. Taking an organisational viewpoint on the ethical issues surrounding local and global institutions and systems, Moral Issues in Business contains an array of contemporary local cases and readings covering topics such as globalisation, age discrimination, the tobacco industry, safe workplaces and gift giving. Structured within 11 chapters of text - including 33 cases, 22 readings and a NEW ethical application feature - Moral Issues in Business presents the latest ethical insights and thinking in a manner that is accessible to students.
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