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Introduction Case 1: Wal-Marts Failure in South Korea Case 2: KFC in India Case 3: Global challenges faced by Nike
Introduction
In concept, business ethics is the applied ethics discipline that
the
emergence
of
globalization.
Low
transaction
and
communication costs, driven by advances in computer and telecommunication technologies, have made the global market,
that people should apply their own cultural ethical values when operating anywhere around the world.
Moral imperialists argue for the maxim when in Rome, do as you
would at home
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CASE ON CULTURE
Wal-Marts Failure in South Korea
Background of Wal-Mart
Wal-Mart is the worlds largest retailer, operating in 15
August 1998
Wal-Mart
the
shopping
preferences
of
local
and pricing strategies were also some other reasons for its failure
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Distribution
Wal-Mart outlets in South Korea were placed outside
because they did not like how the store was set up.
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Product Mix
South Koreans have different consumer
preferences
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Pricing
Wal-Marts EDLP strategy led to Korean consumers
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On
million
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could have provided Wal-Mart with a greater understanding of the culture and their different needs
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KFC in India
Background
KFC was founded by Harland Sanders (Sanders) in the
many more
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contained
nearly
three
times
more
Animals (PETA)
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India
Protest
pressure
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are given hormones, antibiotics and arsenic chemicals to fatten them quickly." - Nanjundaswamy.
It was unethical to promote highly processed 'junk food' in
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deplete India's livestock, which would adversely affect its agriculture and the environment
Non-vegetarian
encourage Indian farmers to shift from production of basic crops to more lucrative varieties like animal feed and meat,
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Indian spices which Indian people like, and veg-snackes and veg zinger, rizo rice
They are adhering the rules of food corporation of India and
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Learning
Understand the significance of cultural, economic,
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Introduction
Nike a global brand created in 1972
the Nike store online, Nike Sportswear, Nike Women, Nike Basketball, and Nike Football
company outsourced its manufacturing plants to several
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who were not allowed to work and forcing them to work overtime for below minimal pay
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Efforts by Nike
Numerous
governmental organizations have worked with Nike to ensure safe and ethical business practices and to monitor the sweatshops Nike established overseas
strategic plans drastically in order to remain successful and appease labor and civil rights unions
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Learning
The case of the Nike demonstrated how difficult it can
be for a business to become global because of the different rules and regulations established by that country
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