Business Ethics

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mammom

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greek word for money

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Sanhedrin

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jewish religious court

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Gehenna

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Place of punsihment in afterlife. different than hell and limited to one year

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Raqa

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villian or bad man

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feif

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piece of land from emperor to knight

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Clement

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private property, wealth = tool, give up material things

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Guilds

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limited markets, everything made went through guilds

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Aquinas on trading

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trading is morally dangerous (from Aristotle) but it can be done respectively (from Clement)

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teology

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consequences(e.g.good of the city)

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deontology

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non-consequentialist-based on rule"don't place a stumbling block in front of blind"

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virtue theory

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character traits (honesty, compassion)

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Anglican

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protestant christians

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"true levelers"(split off from Calvinism during civil war)

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wanted communism no private property(Winstanely among)

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Winstanley

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common property, private property=insult to Creator

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Benedict

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everything common, idleness=evil, Abbot stepping stone to God

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Rousseau

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Private prop limited to one harvest, negative view of wealth

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Calvinists/puritans on work

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work your "calling" because it glorifies God

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Senaca

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people live preoccupied lives, preoccupied man cannot enjoy free time, think ivan iiych) don't let job control life

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inward disposition not outward

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clement and st. augustine

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Bowie

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biz and govt stay separate, safety costs $, consumers communicate values through purchases

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Pope Leo XIII

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Private property, labor rights, morals, charity

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Pope John Paul II

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pr. prop not absolute, double inheritance, error of econ, atomism

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St. Augustine

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evil in world=disposition(war example)don't confuse means with ends, don't glorify material means

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Carnegie

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capitalist, pr.prop natural, $ from interest, inequality inevitable, free market good,no fundamentals but be charitable

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Friedman

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private property, laissez faire and atomism, max profits, morals on own time, responsibility to shareholders

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Calvin

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pr property, work to glorify God

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Puritans

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similar to calvin, work controls sinful passions, success in profession=God's blessingq

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Clement

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private property, wealth=tool, give up material things, disagrees with camel through eye

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Maimonides

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private property but ask neighbor, charity, don't overlook slaves, don't cheat employer, pay promptly, no usary, MORALS, hebrew vs. nonhebrew slaves, 7 and 50 yr rules

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Locke

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private property(if one labors=his), do not waste, once currency invented get as much moneyh as want

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Marx

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division of labor=alienation, price of labor determined by training/cost of keeping alive

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Plato

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common property, pri property creates envy, negative views of wealth, Noble lie, smartest should be in charge

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Smith

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div of labor:pin ex, increase in productivity but mental mutilation, free market=good, help others through self interest rather than benevolence

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Luther

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pri prop(only what you need give away rest), turn other cheek unless profession, love thy neighbor, should be to sell at just price, MORALS, life=temp, soul=more imp

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Aquinas

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pprop better than common, retail trade can be good/bad(clement), 3 approaches to ethics, interest=unjust, foreign merchants just greedy middlemen

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Aristotle

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pr property, criticizes plato, 2 acquis arts(household management and wealth getting), trading = morally dangerous