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14 Cards in this Set
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business ethics
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ethical principles used in making business decisions
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civil disobediance
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open, peaceful violation of a law to protest its alleged injustice
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civil rights
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personal, human rights recognized and gauranteed by the U.S. consititution
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consequence based reasoning
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form of ethical reasoning that evaluated the results of an action
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ethics
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deciding what is right or wrong action in a reasoned, impartial manner
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fidelity bond
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insurance policy that pays the employees money in the case of employees' theft
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fundamental ethical rules
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form of ethical reasoning that evaluates the act but not its consequences
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impartiality
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idea that the same thical standards apply to everyone
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integrity
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doing what is right even under pressure to act otherwise
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majority rule
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elected representatives vote for laws acceptable to the majority of people they represent
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moral rights
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legitimate claims on other people which flow from each persons statutes as a human being
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scofflaw
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person who does not respect the law
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the good
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standard for judging right and wrong
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universalizing
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mental test to identity illogical actions
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