Curriculum Design and Instruction to Teach

Business: Ethics and Social Responsibility:


Author: Charles Hayes:


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After You have read and studied this

curriculum, you should be able to:


I. Introduction:

1. Explain why legality is only the first

step in behaving ethically.

2. Describe management?s role in setting

ethical standards:

3. Ask the three questions one should answer

when faced with a potentially unethical action.

4. Distinguish between compliance-based and

integrity-base ethics codes and list the six

steps in setting up a corporate ethics code.

5. Define social responsibility and compare the

three views of corporate responsibility to

stakeholder.

6. Discuss the role of American businesses in

influencing ethical and social responsibility

in global markets.

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