International business ethics

2. Content
• Introduction to Business Ethics
• Introduction to International Business Ethics
• Challenges faced by International Business
Ethics
• Examples of Companies Performing Business
Ethics in India and outside India
• Conclusion
• Reference

3. • Ethics is a branch of social science deals
with the moral principles and social
values and helps to classify what is good
and what is bad ?
• Business Ethics means to conduct a
business effectively and efficiently in
order to give welfare to the society.
• Business Ethics are also called corporate
ethics, is a form of applied ethics or
professional ethics that examines the
ethical and moral principles and problems
that arise in a business environment.

4. International Business Ethics
• International Business Ethics are moral
principles that should be applied by
businesses all around the world.
• As businesses expand internationally , they
must not only understand an organization’s
mission ,vision ,goals ,policies and strategy
but also must take into account the legal and
ethical issues in International Business.
• Some of the most example ethical issues are
working standards ,conditions, equal
opportunity, child labor , trust, human
rights and corruption.
• Business trading internationally are
expected to fully comply with safety
regulations and environmental laws.

5. Challenges faced by International Business
Ethics
• International Company structure
• Currency Rates
• Foreign laws and regulations
• Universal Payment methods
• Communication difficulties
• Cultural differences

6. Examples of Some Companies Performing
Ethics in India and outside India
• COCA COLA

7. KFC

8. McDonald’s

9. Conclusion
• Ethics in a business is very important in order to run the business
effectively and efficiently. Ethics indicate what is wrong and what is right
in business branches and also lead employees and stakeholders with moral
values. Business ethics is important for a company and its success. Each
Business has a particular public image , which represents the way in which
the public views them so it is very important to maintain a proper code of
conduct (Ethics) in a business.