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Do we need ethics in business, government and society? Justify your answer. What are core elements of ethical character? What basic ethical theories are used to solve ethical issues?

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This solution explains if we need ethics in business, government, and society. I also explain which core elements of ethical character are of the most importance, and what basic ethical theories are used to solve ethical issues.

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We definitely need ethics in business, government, and society. Our ethical systems and our ethical frameworks are what serve as guideposts for the decisions being made by the government, by society, and literally by all individuals. If we lived in a society where no one made ethical decisions or used ethical frameworks for ...

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