The call numbers for Business Ethics range from HF5387 to HF5387.5.
The call numbers for Corporate Social Responsibility range from HD60 to HD60.5.
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Here are some definitions to help you understand some initial terms and concepts.
Business Ethics: Accepted standards of conduct for business decision making. Operating in an ethical manner means knowing what is right and wrong and attempting to do what is right in dealing with stakeholders.
Code of Ethics: A collection of rules of conduct to be used in guiding ethical behavior.
Conflict of Interest: A situation in which a person has competing personal and professional interests. For example, a corporate executive who is part owner of a company that does business with the firm at which the executive is employed.
Ethical: Performed in a manner that is consistent with accepted standards of conduct.
Fair Use: In copyright law, the legal reproduction of copyrighted material without permission of the copyright holder and without paying a fee. Fair use is not clearly defined but is generally considered to include reviews, scholarly research, and news reports.
Transparency: The full, accurate, and timely disclosure of information. Transparency makes it more likely that assests with be accurately valued.
Whistleblower: An employeed or former employee who reports misconduct by one or more members of an organization. For example, an employee reports that members of management are participating in an illegal surveillance program.
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Here are some of the Library of Congress subject headings that are related to Business Ethics:
Business Ethics
Commercial Ethics
Corporate Ethics
Corporation Ethics
Professional Ethics
Wealth--Moral and Ethical Aspects
Business Intelligence
Corporations--Corrupts Practices
Nepotism
Social Responsibility of Business
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