Business ethics : concepts and cases
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TextPublisher: Noida Pearson 2017Edition: 7th edDescription: 495pISBN: 9789332560093Subject(s): BUSINESS ETHICSDDC classification: 174.4 VEL Summary: This book is accessible in style and lucid in explanations of complex theories and concepts. This text has been revised to reflect the changes in technologies, organizational forms, and managerial practices. It incorporates several valuable and exciting pedagogical devices to increase student's engagement and improve their performance. New cases in the Indian context has also been included like The Maggi Fiasco for Nestle, Gaining Business and Market Edge—the Britannia Way, caring for the Needy in Difficult Times—Ethical Dilemma, Job Discrimination—an Ugly Side of Professionalism, Rewarding Ethical Employees etc.
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This book is accessible in style and lucid in explanations of complex theories and concepts. This text has been revised to reflect the changes in technologies, organizational forms, and managerial practices. It incorporates several valuable and exciting pedagogical devices to increase student's engagement and improve their performance. New cases in the Indian context has also been included like The Maggi Fiasco for Nestle, Gaining Business and Market Edge—the Britannia Way, caring for the Needy in Difficult Times—Ethical Dilemma, Job Discrimination—an Ugly Side of Professionalism, Rewarding Ethical Employees etc.
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