BCOR 3010
Class #3: A Glimpse into Ethical Decisionmaking
Values
V. A Glimpse in Ethical Frameworks: VI. Why Theories Arent the Final Word (DesJardins) VII. The Relativist Trap VIII. Do the Right Thing IX. Make it Real! A Case To Show us How We Thin
Models of social responsibility 1. The Classical View a. Business should pursue profit; it is irresponsible for a business to spend money on things that do not grow shareholder equity b. This does not restrict Enlighten Self Interest 2. The Civil Cor
Below is a list of sample questions for the midterm. Ignore questions 9, 15, 28 and 47. Our
midterm will be multiple choice only but the problems at the end of this file are good practice for
the multiple choice. Use this as a guide only! This does not su
Turner, Megan
BCOR 2300: Motivation Assignment Managements Dirty
Little Secret
A Motivation Theory One Expectancy Theory
The Expectancy Theory of motivation is the most generally used management theory because it
includes the three factors that are crucia
BCOR 3010
Class #7: Reflections on the Classical View: Film Clips
Supersize Me
Supersize Me Discussion Is the market working? Whats the market response? Protectionist perspective
Who Killed the Electric Car?
Who Killed the Electric Car:? Discuss
University of Colorado Leeds School of Business
BCOR3010: Business Applications of Social Responsibility Fall 2007 Midterm Examination
Our Oath By my signature below, I pledge that the answers contained in this examination are solely my own. I will
University of Colorado Leeds School of Business
BCOR3010: Business Applications of Social Responsibility Fall 2007 Midterm Examination
Our Oath By my signature below, I pledge that the answers contained in this examination are solely my own. I will
BCOR 3010
Class #11: Case #2- Travelocity/Nonmarket Failures/Overview of Interest Groups Assert Power Over Business
Outline
Case Presentation #2: Travelocity Nonmarket Failures Systematically A Quick Retracing of Our Steps Going Forward: Overvie
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Class #10: Market Failures/Nonmarket Failures
Todays Business
Market Failures - Rhetorical or Real? Nonmarket Failures - Is the Solution More Painful than the Problem?
Todays Business
Market Failures - Rhetorical or Real?
Zerbe and McCur
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Class #9: Market Failures: Why Do We Constrain Businesses with Government Action?
Outline
Income Distribution: That Equality Thing Again The Traditional Market Failures: A Short Return to Our Friends at Wal-Mart A Summary of the Argumen
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Class #8: Student Presentation #1 Okun Introduction to Market Failures
Todays Outline
A Little More Movie Debriefing Okun: Equality and the Market Comparing Okun and Friedman and Introduction to the Notion of Market Failures.
Okun: E
BCOR 3010
Class #5: Origins of the Classical View of the Role of Business: The Wonderful World of Adam Smith
The Wonderful World of Adam Smith
Historical Context: What Was the Justification for Exchange Relationships? Enter Mr. Smith
The Wealth o
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Class #4:
Doing the Right Thing and the Merck Case
Merck and River Blindness
Situation: River blindness, a disease caused by parasitic worms in the Middle East Africa and Latin America, is a major cause of illness, blindness and death in d
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Writing Assignment Google in China
The Relevance of Values, Your Values, and a Glimpse into Ethical Decision Making
Values and Ethics
Values- desirable principle or quality Ethics- considering whether our actions are right or
Values
Ken Lay Chairman/Enron Convicted of Securities Fraud Died Prior to Sentencing
Joe Nacchio CEO/Qwest 6 Years for Insider Trading Pending Appeal
Jeffrey Skilling CEO/Enron 24 Years for Conspiracy and Securities Fraud
Bernie Ebbers CEO/Wo
BCOR 3010
Class #6:
Contemporary Arguments in Favor of the Classical Perspective on the Role of Business
Discussion of Milton Friedman
A. What is the essence of the free market/free enterprise? B. What are its values? C. What is the governments role
