Is Lying Sometimes the Right Thing for an Honest Person to Do?: How Self-Interest and the Competitive Business World Distort Our Moral Values and What We Should Do About It: MCKAY,Q : 9781890009120: Book: Business & Economics: eCampus.com

Introduction: A Matter of Trust

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Section One: Awareness

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1. Was He Pushed or Did He Jump (Over the Ethical Line)?

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2. To Tell the Truth: A Definition

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3. Four Devilish Devices of Deception

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4. Desire Alone Does Not an Honest Person Make: The Skill of Honesty

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Section Two: Dilemmas

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5. Is Lying Sometimes the Right Thing for an Honest Person to Do?

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6. Noble Ends, Ignoble Means

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7. Everybody Does It, or "When in Rome..."

105

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8. None Dare Call It Bribery: The Law of Obligation

121

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9. Play by Which Rules? Personal Ethics Versus Gaming Ethics

141

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10. There Are No Gray Areas: Principles in Conflict

151

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11. "Don't Be a Tattletale": The Whistle-Blower's Dilemma

165

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12. A Promise Is a Promise? When Is My Word My Bond?

177

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Section Three: What to Do

191

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13. Living the Golden Rule in Business

193

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14. Money, Power, Influence, and Corruption: The Frog Principle in Action

207

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15. Nine Suggestions for Improving Ethical Awareness and Behavior

219

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Appendices

237

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A. Ethical but Illegal: The Dangerous World of Arena D

239

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B. Economic Espionage: Corporate Spying or Competitive Analysis?

243

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Chapter Notes

249

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Index

257

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About the Author

263


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