Chapter 2: Business Ethics

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Definition of Ethics

Study of what is right or good for human beings.

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Definition of Business Ethics

Study of what is right and good in a business setting

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Definition of Utilitarianism

Moral actions are those that produce the greatest net pleasure compared with net pain.

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Kohlberg’s Ethical System

Preconventional, conventional, and postconventional.

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Definition of Preconventional

Childhood; seeking a reward, avoiding punishment.

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Definition of Conventional

Adolescence; fitting in, conforming to norms.

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Definition of Postconventional

Adulthood; doing the right thing because it is the right thing to do.

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Why is there business regulation?

To keep people from doing technically legal actions but morally corrupt. By having negative externalities, business will behave with the people’s opinions in mind.

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Definition of Stake

Interest in a company.

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Definition of Stakeholder

Individual or group with a recognized stake.

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What did Milton Friedman advocate for?

Advocate for managers focusing on shareholders only; not against corporate responsibility if it is in the self-interest of the business.

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What are the six stakeholders of the business corporation?

Managers, employees, suppliers, customers, stockholders, and community

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In a corporation, whose interest does the law solely focus on?

The law privileges shareholders.