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Kantian approach to business ethics, the business firm as a moral…
Kantian approach to business ethics
the highest good as the good will.
honest is the duties of one's
treating stakeholders as persons : they have dignity or a value beyond price.
impartives
hypothetical imperative
the self- debating nature of immoral actions
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open book management : with the complete information and more transparent.
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negative freedom and positive freedom
contribute to human rational and moral capacities
labor are consider to be a tool to enhance the wealth of shareholder
the business firm as a moral comminity
the firm should have those affected by the firms rules and policies participate in the determination of those rules and policies before they are implemented
it should not be the case that, for all decisions, the interests of one stakeholder automatically take priority.
the business should consider the interests of all the affected stakeholders in any decision it makes.
when a situation arises where it appears that the interest of one set of stakeholders must be subordinated to the interests of another set of stakeholders, that decision should not be made solely on the grounds that there is a grater number of stakeholders in one group than in another.
no business rule or practice can be adopted which is inconsistent with the first two formulations of the categorical imperative.
every profit making firm has a limited, but genuine, duty of beneficence.
every business firm must establish procedures designed to ensure that relations among stakeholders are governed by rules of justice.
to earn or to get something
it also enhance employees self respect to others