The other 338: Why a majority of our schools of business administration do not offer a course in business ethics
Journal of Business EthicsPublished 1 February 1985
LaRue Tone Hosmer
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Abstract
A recent survey indicated that the majority of schools of business administration do not offer courses in business ethics and/or the social responsibilities of business firms. The author examines the reasons for the omission of these courses, and concludes that faculty in the major disciplines and techniques of management do not recognize the complexity of ethical problems or the importance of ethical decisions in the overall management of large business organizations.
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Decision Sciences