The document discusses ethics and social responsibility in business. It defines ethics and explains approaches to ethical decision making, including utilitarian, individualism, moral rights, and justice approaches. It also discusses factors that shape ethical choices at the individual manager level and organizational level. The document defines corporate social responsibility and stakeholders, and describes approaches to environmental responsibility and creating an ethical organization through leadership and systems.

1. Ethics and Social Responsibility CHAPTER 5 0

5. Three Domains of Human Action Amount of Explicit Control High Low Domain of Codified Law (Legal Standard) Domain of Ethics (Social Standard) Domain of Free Choice (Personal Standard) Exhibit 5.1 0

12. Six Moral Rights 1. The right of free consent 2. The right to privacy 3. The right of freedom of conscience 4. The right of free speech 5. The right to due process 6. The right to life and safety 0

18. Levels of Personal Moral Development Exhibit 5.2 0

22. Environmental Responsibility Commitment Activist Approach Stakeholder Approach Market Approach Legal Approach The Shades of Corporate Green Adapted from Exhibit 5.6 0

23. Total Corporate Social Responsibility Total Corporate Social Responsibility Exhibit 5.7 0

24. The Ethical Organization 0 Exhibit 5.9 The Three Pillars of an Ethical Organization