The Role of Business Ethics in Economic Performance is a major
edited collection of papers on why and how the conduct of business
behaviour effects its commercial success. The book offers a
comprehensive introduction to the issues looking at the lessons
from economic theory, the institutional setting and the supply and
demand side conditions which are forcing firms to take ethics
seriously. Lord Eatwell considers the ethical foundations of the
market economy. Mark Casson analyses the economic importance of
leaders, while Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson empirically examine
the role of contractual obligation in the UK. Adrian Cadbury and
Norman Barry examine voluntary institutions and government's
importance in setting ethics. Maurie Cohen and Russell Sparkes look
at the ethical consumers and ethical investors increasing influence
on business conduct. Finally Clive Wright and Neil Hood examine the
internal organisation of national and transnational firms which
increasingly build an ethical dimension into their corporate
decision making.
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