Corporate social responsibility in a globalizing world: what's a Christian executive to do?

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Business enterprises are now competing globally. Under these circumstances, there are bound to conflicts in the corporate social responsibility norms defined across the globe. In this context, the role that Christian executive should carry out is defined.

United States, Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Social aspects, Management, International aspects, Business enterprises, Corporate social responsibility, Company business management, Globalization

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The ethical significance of cost-benefit analysis in business and the professions

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Application of cost-benefit analysis to make business decisions and its impact on organizational ethics is examined.

Europe, Ethics, Methods, Decision-making, Decision making, Usage, Ethical aspects, Cost benefit analysis, Organizational ethics

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