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This 4 page paper reviews a research article that develops a framework for the assessment of responsible business practices, looking at the approach taken in the reach, whether or not there was any bias present and the strength of the arguments and findings. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
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of responsible business practices in small to medium sized enterprises. It is recognised that corporate social responsibility frameworks that are used in large firms may not be suitable. To assess
the factors which should be included assessments are made of the practices and policies of fare trade companies in the SME in the UK and assess their commonality and use,
The framework presented is made up of 16 measures of which 14 were found to be in practice. The framework is not presented as one that is definitive, but one
that is suitable until further research develops more evolved model. Question 1 - The Paradigm The concept of ethics in business is increasingly important due to the way that
the market and the environment is changing. In their research article Geoff Moore Richard Slack and Jane Gibbon (2009) look at the development of a model for criteria that can
be used to assess small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs) for responsible business practice, taking a critical approach. A critical approach is seen where there is a process that
is intellectually disciplined which assesses, evaluates, synthesis, application or other analyses information (Bailin and Grafstein, 2009). In this articles there a focus on the use of existing information to determine
a framework of 16 criteria that may be used by small to medium sized businesses when seeking to undertake responsible business practices (RBP). It is noted that there does
not yet exist any single set of agreed criteria that can be used to assess RBP, and that the corporate asocial responsibility models that apply to large organizations may not
be the most appropriate format to apply to SMEs. The use of existing models and ideas as well as criteria that are used by fair trade organization are applied and
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