Ethical Guideline for Information Use
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The document discusses three normative theories of business ethics: stockholder theory, stakeholder theory, and social contract theory. It then discusses principles for the ethical use of information, including privacy, accuracy, property, and accessibility (PAPA). Managers must balance these principles and consider all stakeholders and society when using information and monitoring employees.
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