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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-63552-1this debate. Additionally, a brief historic of the developments that culminated in the consolidation of business ethics as a distinct discipline is presented. Finally, diverse practical applications of such discussions are conferred, focusing on relevant current themes (e.g. modern slavery, child la

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31184-Xrelationship between brands, products, and consumers. The emotional value of automobiles is also discussed, together with the different importance it may hold among distinct publics (e.g. urban and rural consumers). In the end, an analysis of the competitive forces that reign the automobile industry

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Airway Imaging Determined by Technegasers the bases to the understanding of associated risks in anti-ethical management practices, which are often neglected. The chapter contributes to a broader perception on the consequences of corporate scandals, while this debate can be extended to other kinds of crises.

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Business Ethics,avior (i.e. “why do businesspeople behave the way they do?”), the distinction between good and bad business practices, and the nature of ideal behavior (i.e. “how should businesspeople behave”?) are treated both in theoretical and in illustrative manners. Beyond that, the chapter broaches the releva

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Environmental Fraud,l and other types of fraud is better understood. The chapter also offers a contrast between the construct and other consecrated concepts of the management literature, being the notion of greenwashing particularly relevant in this sense. These discussions contribute to the development of sub-classifi

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The Automotive Industry Under Suspicion,io for environmental fraud. Beyond the history of its development, the influence of thinkers and entrepreneurs such as Taylor and Ford in shaping the industry’s competition is also approached. In particular, the materializations of the notion of scientific management, as well as that of philosophies

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,Not a “Privilege”: Environmental Fraud Beyond the Automotive Industry,he fast fashion, food and beverage, electronics, and logistics industries are examined. That includes the commercialization of conventional products as organic (e.g. cotton, soybeans), the deliberate slowdown of electronic products to push sales (e.g. smartphones), and the use of what is here define