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The Analyst Magazine:
Business Ethics :The emerging trends
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Ethics is increasingly becoming an integral component of business worldwide. The trend in general seems be towards embracing a code of ethics by corporates. The article takes a look at the emerging trends of ethical practices in Corporate America.

Allow me to begin by citing some trends facing business ethics in general. Out of many, I mention three such trends: 1) character training, 2) problems arising from the use of computers in the workplace and 3) the emergence of business ethics literature as a popular genre. I conclude this short article with my personal opinion on business ethics in the local scene. The first trend I mention is character training. In fact the emergence of a concern for business ethics and ethical training in itself is a major trend. The workplace is seen more and more as an environment where values are inculcated and promoted. Character training is being promoted by the Bush administration in government institutions and schools as an antidote to the despondency and nihilism left behind as the legacy of eight years of liberalism. Businesses, too, are beginning to realize the great value of ethical training and protocol and are seeking out qualified ethics trainers and consultants.

 
 

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