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Discussion board evaluation rubric
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grading explanation
video is here.
     
           
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work because the
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"What should I expect
on the exam?"
is
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it be graded?"
is
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The Pace University library has set up a useful guide for independent research designed for students who are interested in business ethics, and or/those seeking material for extra credit projects. The link is here.

     
           
   

Contact the professor here. (jbrusseau@pace.edu)

     
           
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Week 7

Thursday October 17 → Wednesday 23

 


This week we will finish Chapter 3 of Business Ethics Workshop.

 

Our video course work this week will be Chapter 3, Modules 5 & 6. They can be found below.

 

Our discussion board work is listed below.

 

 

Review, Reading, Lecture & Discussion

 

 

Review

Professor's video from last week's Dance Safe db.

 

 

Reading
Our reading homework will be Chapter 3 of Business Ethics Workshop: Theories of Consequence Ethics: Traditional Tools for Making Decisions in Business When the Ends Justify the Means. Especially the section on Egoism, pages 75 - End of Chapter. Please also look over the Case Studies at the end (Pages 80 to 90).

 

 

Online Lecture

Chapter 3, Module 5

Please watch the online lecture below.

 

 

Chapter 3, Module 6

Please watch the online lecture below.

 

 

 

 

Discussion

 

Congratulations! We have now finished studying the theories for the first segment of the class. Next week we will begin looking at some specific issues in business ethics. Now, however, we will pause for questions.

 

Our discussion board work this week is to post at least one question. You can ask anything related to the theories we have studied so far. Then, I will respond to all the questions in my Prof's video. So, this is a great chance to straighten out any uncertainties you may have.

 

The theories are listed below.  

 

This is an easy 15 points. Just ask 1 question and you will get the full 15 points for this week’s discussion board. (Note: Deadline is noon Tuesday.)

 

Here are the theories we have studied, along with a few notes and distinctions.

 

       
 

Duty Theories (Chapter 2)

 
   

Perennial Duties
Duties to self
Duties to others

 

Fairness
Treat equals equally, unequals unequally
Veil of ignorance

 

Kant
Universalization
Treat others as ends, not means

 

Rights
Freedom maximization
Libertarianism

 

 
       
  Consequence Theories (Chapter 3)  
   

Utilitarianism
Happiness Calculation
Monetized utilitarianism
Idealistic & hedonistic utilitarianism

 

Altruism

 

Egoism
Enlightened egoism
Invisible hand

 
       

 

 

 

 

Dates for completion
Please post your questions by noon Tuesday!!

 

Note: The forum is titled "Review Questions Week 7" and is NOT the Questions for the Professor, which is the first one on top of the discussion board page and is for general questions.

 

 
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