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Business ethics PRESENT BY VIREN PATWA.
The document discusses values and ethics in business, highlighting the distinction between instrumental values, which dictate appropriate behavior, and terminal values, which are beliefs about desired end states. It emphasizes that these values shape individual behavior and can stem from various influences like religion and family teachings. The terminal values identified include respect, financial success, and personal independence.
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Business ethics PRESENT BY VIREN PATWA.
- 1. Values & Ethicsin Business
- 2. Values Abstract idealsthat shape an individual’s thinking and behavior – a moral compass Instrumental values – certain way of behaving is appropriate in all situations – “means”. Terminal values – enduring belief in the attainment of a certain end state – “ends”.
- 3. A moral compass Theseabstract ideals can result from Religion Philosophy Family teachings
- 4. Instrumental values As themeans to an end they become the ingrained ways of behavior: Rituals Politesse Good habits
- 5. Terminal values in business. Withthe end always in sight: Heaven Respect Financial Success Personal Independence Power
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