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This 8 page paper considers the statement that “teaching business ethics involves encouraging students to think reflectively and critically about the rights and wrongs of business activity”. The paper considers the role of a journal and then looks at how complicated and subjective the application of ethics in business may be. The bibliography cite 9 sources.
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and a sense of internal ethics. The way in which an individual develops these will be a combination of events and personal experiences and with the right teaching there is
the development of these can be enhanced and aided by not only increasing the level of thinking and analysis, but also by increase exposure and the developing of transferable skills.
The role of the learning journal is one that helps not only develop learning, but also trace it. When starting a journal
it may be that there is a limited view ion business which can also be very cynical. There has been an increasing amount of interest in businesses to behave in
an ethical manner, and also an increasing level of criticism aimed at business. This has been seen by the many campaigns of interest groups such as friends of the Earth
and Greenpeace and the public emotion they have stirred. Conversely there are businesses that do appear to engender the public good will for ethics; companies such as Ben and Jerrys
or the Bodyshop have all met with success, part of which must be seen as being a reflection of that public perception of ethical behaviour. The problem with ethics in
business can be seen in the way that there is a conflict between the ideals of ethical behaviour and the goals of business, where profits are the primary goal,
and other stakeholders can be seen as a poor second. The use of learning journals area tool by which the individual can
reach their own decision and reflect on their own thoughts rather than receive constant input from others, this is a valuable aspect of learning and self development (Burnett and Meacham,
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