Business Ethics

4. The characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community that can be observed in its attitudes and aspirations
8. The practice of lending money at unreasonably high interest rates
10. A state of affairs in which everyone can flourish most effectively
11. The belief that decisions should be made at the lowest level compatible with efficiency
12. People are inter-dependent, needing each other and responsible for each other, especially the less privileged
13. This occurs when a member of an organisation reports misconduct by a superior or co-worker
14. With the growth of communication, movement of peoples, trade and so on the phenomenon of economic and cultural movements across boundaries to the world level

1. The belief that an organisation has ethical responsibilities both in its own conduct and to the wider community
2. Literally 'brotherhood' - the belief that we should treat everyone as our brothers and sisters
3. Passionate advocate of free market economics and monetarist policy
5. any individual or group affected by the activities of an organisation, including suppliers, customers and wider community as well as employees and shareholders
6. Giving to everyone what is due and being willing to do more than strict justice requires
7. People are valuable by virtue of their being human, not because of their usefulness
9. The belief that we are responsible for maintaining Earth and its resources for ourselves and future generations