ethics, Business Law and Ethics

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Question 1
“Identifying ethical business conduct is easy, but engaging in ethical business conduct is hard.”
Discuss whether or not you agree with this statement. In your answer you need to discuss:
• What you understand the expression “ethical business conduct” to mean
• The arguments for and against seeking to promote ethical business conduct
• The different mechanisms, strategies or techniques for defining and promoting ethical business conduct and give examples where appropriate of the different mechanisms, strategies or techniques you have identified for defining and promoting ethical business conduct
• Examples of legislation used to define and promote ethical business conduct
• Your views on the importance or otherwise of promoting ethical business conduct

Question 2
“Behaving ethically at an international level is not as easy as it sounds”
Discuss whether or not you agree with this statement. In your answer you need to discuss:
• Examples of the types of “ethical business conduct” you think need to be promoted at an international level
• The arguments for and against seeking to promote ethical business conduct at an international level
• The different mechanisms, strategies or techniques for defining and promoting ethical business conduct at an international level
• Your views on the importance or otherwise of promoting ethical business conduct at an international level


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