Essays on Ethical Issues In Business

In order to address the issue of defective products to the CEO, directors and managers, I should ensure I have all of the facts to describe the issues. Addressing the issue of the defective product, it would be in the best importance for the company to find the ways of resolving the issue first instead of our consumers. Therefore, this meeting is a great opportunity for to share my knowledge of the defective products being sold to consumers. Even if am not sure whether CEO, other executives and managers are informed about ...

International Legal and Ethical Issues in Business

Abstract

For an agreement to be considered a valid contract, it should have four vital elements that include an offer, acceptance, intention to be under legal consequences, and consideration. If any of the mentioned terms are missing from the contract, it is not legally binding. Objective theory of contracts is a legal notion that rejects the enforcement of thelaw that appears to be too good to be true. The contract, according to this theory, is binding only if a reasonable person from outside will judge objectively that the offer has been made, and it has been accepted. The soft drink company, in ...

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Illegal immigration continues to draw many issues in the world today. It is worth noting that illegal immigration affects countries in various ways. As a matter of fact, illegal immigration is an unethical act from the beginning. Law guides business ethics in most cases, and on the same note provide the basic framework whereby businesses will choose to follow. In fact, hiring illegal immigrants affects business ethics in various ways. The controversy of hiring ethical issues and its effects in business ethics based on the fact that there are those who support illegal immigration while other are against hiring of ...

Introduction

This study revolves around distributive justice, which explains the nature of a socially and fair distribution of goods in a social organization (Thomas and Werhane, 223). A society in which subsidiary disparity in outcome does not arise would be considered a society guided by the principles of distributive justice.

Each society consists of economic structures that define them in terms of its laws, institutions, policies, which form an integral part of these structures. These frameworks continually vary from one society to another (Thomas and Werhane, 223). Thus the arguments as to which of the societal structures are a more acceptable result of what ...

As a member of the entrepreneurship club, I would personally disassociate with all the three business proposals presented by other members. I would not agree with any of the three business proposals advanced by members. My decision would be informed by my understanding of ethical theory and business practice. Ethics in business can be viewed as the code of morality that guide businesses (August, Mayer, & Bixby, 2012). At this juncture, it is important to note that morality is relative. What is right or wrong to you might not be the same to another person. Different societies have different standards of ...

Kraft Foods Inc.: The Cost of Advertising on Children's Waistlines.

Thank you for the opportunity granted to do thorough analysis of unethical issues manifested in Kraft Foods Inc. Following the request, ethical issues have been examined from the moral and ethical perspective. The analysis of the ethical issues uses facts and arguments to identify the acceptable morals standards in business. Based on the case analysis, the following conclusions were reached at: 1. Kraft’s online marketing is targeting children less than six years of age. 2. Kraft Foods Inc., though advertising unhealthy food doesn’t want to give up the market power. 3. Kraft Foods Inc. ...