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Contents
1. Introduction
2. Course Objectives
3. Methodology 4. Assignments 5. Text Book 6. Evaluation 7. Course Outline About the Instructor Contact Details
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Business Ethics
1. Introduction
To be successful in business one needs to adopt certain strategies. But not all strategies adopted in business can be regarded as ethical. When mentioned that Tatas had not expanded as much in 1960 to 1970 as some other groups had done, JRD Tata firmly replied, If we had done some of
the things that some other groups have done, we would have been twice
as big as we are today. But we didn't, and I would not have it any other way." Later,his successor, Ratan Tata in an interview with McKinsey mentioned: What I feel most proud of is that we have been able to grow without compromising any of the values or ethical standards that we consider important. 3
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In the present world, full of allurements and inducements, it is important that the managers are informed and equipped to be morally correct and ethically firm and not just conforming to the fine print of the law. This
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2. Course Objectives
To familiarize the students with concepts of business ethics and morals To acquire the skills to apply these concepts To identify the issues of ethics and morals in various business areas and deal with them effectively.
3. Methodology
The sessions would be interactive using a combination of lectures, individual and group discussions, presentations and introspection. Various techniques would be used to make the sessions interactive such as case studies and exercises . Short video clips will be shown where available 5
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4. Assignments
Assignments will be given from time to time. Students are expected to work on them, prepare a write-up and come ready for class discussion or
5. Text Book
Business Ethics by Andrew Crane and Dirk Matten (Oxford University Press)
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6. Evaluation:
Assignment Case Studies
Marks
20% 20%
Tests/Quizzes
End Term Examination Total
20%
40% 100%
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7. Course Outline
(Ten Sessions, Two Hours each) Session No. and Topic 1. Introduction and Overview 2. Ethical Principals in Business 3. Ethical Issues in HRM 4. Ethical Issues in Finance
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