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The philosophical arguments surrounding Virtue ethics are too vague and too rigid to encompass the constantly changing, dynamic interactions that characterize the business environment. In business, people do not engage in the same morals and virtues they do at home and with friends. One action may be virtuous in a business environment, but may be the wrong thing to do at home. Since it seems to be the pragmatic nature of business that makes a universal ethic difficult to achieve, perhaps the only realistic answer is to use those aspects of each of the theories that suit particular
