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    Global Business Analysis Case Study: DMG-Shanghai

    Closing Case: DMG-Shanghai International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace (7th ed.) C.W.L. Hill McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2009 New York, NY Back in 1993, New Yorker Dan Mintz moved to China as a freelance film director with no contacts, no advertising experience, and no Mandarin. By 2006, the company he subsequent

    Case Study (Mary & the Blood Bank): ethical dilemmas and values

    I need help answering the following two questions for the below case study. What is the ethical dilemma in this case? - 300 words What values are in conflict? - 300 words Mary, the director of nursing at a regional blood bank, is concerned about the declining number of blood donors. It's May, and Mary knows that the ap

    Business globally

    What legal and ethical issues should a business consider when deciding whether or not to do business globally?

    Ethical to Hide Survey Sponsor?

    Is it ethical for a manufacturing company that wishes not to be identified as the sponsor of a mail survey to invent the name of a fictitious research company and print the name on the letterhead paper used for the survey? For example, a firm in Ohio wishing to disguise the fact that it is surveying its own distributors migh

    Discussing Ethical Standards and Leadership

    Implementation of the code of conduct at ECG has been a success. Employees are engaged in the training sessions and have been carefully reviewing the detailed code of conduct available on the ECG intranet. Furthermore, you are regularly being consulted by various individuals regarding situations that represent or could potential

    Ethical dilemmas in agencies are examined. The relationship of John Thain with Merrill Lynch and subsequently Bank of America is analyzed after reading the article quoted in the solution.

    Search the Internet for resources for a current business article that discusses an agency problem or ethical dilemma in business today. Please cite the source for the article in your posting. Answer the following questions: What were the circumstances of the event? What could the company have done differently to prevent the

    Ethical relationships with clients, suppliers, influential parties, and coworkers

    I am suppose to research ethical relationships with clients, suppliers, influential parties, coworkers, and other areas of compliance. I am suppose to consider whether there are specific implications for the compliance areas and whether there are any relevant theoretical guidelines and regulatory requirements. Suppose to make

    mechanic's lien on an owner's property

    Is it ethical and good business for a subcontractor to file a mechanic's lien on an owner's property if they have paid the general contractor in full, but the general contractor has not paid the subcontractor the full amount of the subcontract? Yes or No, please explain.

    Ethical Issue with Cre Capital Corporation: SEC complaint about Ponzi scheme

    See the attached file. I need to discuss the factual situation described in the short article attached and the ethical issue(s) presented, including: (1) The individual and organization factors that led to the ethics problems in the article(s), and (2) Your judgment about why many underlying issues in ethical problems and

    Ehical Theories: Teleological and Deontological

    Ethical theories can be divided into the following two groups: teleological and deontological. First, discuss what teleological ethical theories and deontological theories of ethics are, comparing the two. Next, give examples of how ethical conduct would be analyzed according to each of these two types of theories. Which of

    Current Ethical Issues (Neonatal care)

    I need help getting started on a paper in which you discuss the factual situation described in an article with ethical issue(s) presented. Identify any other ethical issues you suspect might apply to the situation that are not reported.

    Ethical about misleading Christmas temporary employees

    Say that you work as a manager for the hypothetical Highbrow's, a rather prestigious department store. Each year, in order to handle the large number of shoppers at Christmas time, you must hire temporary employees. Because of store policy and budget constraints, all temporaries must be discharged on January 10. As you interview

    Ethical Decisions: When to Tell Employees Plant Will Be Moved

    Suppose that the hypothetical company Children Wear Industries has long been the economic foundation for its hometown. Most of the area's small businesses and schools support Children Wear, either by supplying the materials needed for production or by training its employees Children Wear has learned that if it were to move its p

    What legal and ethical issues should a business consider?

    1. What legal and ethical issues should a business consider when deciding whether or not to do business globally? How can you compare and contrast between ethical issues in the US and ethical issues in other countries? What method could a company use to address ethical differences? 2. What is ethical consequentialism and fo

    Ethical decisions and their influence

    Can you help me... Explain in general, how ethical decisions are made by everybody, and how it has the capacity to influence more than just the decision maker

    Anita Zurbrugg at Dorchester Stores: ethical policies, shareholder harm or benefit

    Anita Zurbrugg was just hired as the assistant treasurer of Dorchester Stores. The company is a specialty chain store with nine retail stores concentrated in one metropolitan area. Among other things, the payment of all invoices is centralized in one of the departments Anita will manage. Her primary responsibility is to maintain

    THE SCAFFOLD PLANK INCIDENT: ethical dilemma

    See attached file. Do not assume that the reader is familiar with the case. It has been my experience that a solid case analysis cannot be written in less than three double spaced pages, but please limit yourself to six. Think outside the box when writing about this case. Apply ALL relevant concepts in organizational theory,

    Ethical Leaderhsip

    In Ethical Leadership Introduction: Leadership and influence are interrelated. Powerful leaders can create a major impact on their followers and the organization. Leaders can either use their influence to further their own cause at the expense of their organization and followers or they can stick to specific moral standard

    Ethical misconduct of business executives

    It is apparent that we each have an opinion regarding the ethical misconduct of business executives, managers, government officials, etc. Now reverse the role--is it less important when the ethical lapse is outside of your professional environment?