Business Ethics 6th Ed

This book continues the practice that has endured over the last several years that I have been teaching business ethics to MBA students and executives. My consulting work also informs this edition in numerous ways. I would like to thank all my students for their questions, challenges, and class contributions, which have stimulated the research and pre sen ta tions in this text. I also thank all the professional staff at Berrett- Koehler who helped make this edition possible and the faculty and staff at Bentley University who contributed resources and motivation for this edition. I am grateful to Michael Hoff man and his staff at Bentley University’s Center for Business Ethics, whose shared resources and friendship also helped with this edition. I also recognize and extend thanks to those whose reviews of previous editions were very helpful, and whose comments on this edition were instructive as well: Anna Pakman, Ohio Dominican University; Buck Buchanan, Defi ance College; Francine Guice, Indiana University- Purdue University Fort Wayne; Lois Smith, University of Wisconsin; Ross Mecham, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Christina Stamper, Western Michigan University. Special thanks go to Laura Gray, Lu Bai, and Matt Zamorski, former and current graduate students at Bentley University, without whose help this edition would not have been possible.