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...?Sustainable Management Futures Table of Contents 1 Using Your Knowledge of the Free Markets Perspective Examine the Ethics and Morality of "Let Capitalism Rip" Allegation made by Prime Minister David Cameron. 3 1.2 Evaluate the system using Milton Friedman’s and Norman Bowie’s Neo-Classical Models of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Make recommendations on the way forward for a more ‘sustainable’ market economics. 7 References 10 1.1 Using Your Knowledge of the Free Markets Perspective Examine the Ethics and Morality of "Let Capitalism Rip" Allegation made by Prime Minister David Cameron. “Let Capitalism Rip”, in the speech of British Prime Minister David Cameron signifies the dominance of capitalism in the society... recommendations...
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...?Running Head: Sustainable Management Future Sustainable Management Future [Institute’s SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT FUTURE Ethics and Morality of David Cameron’s “Let Capitalism Rip” When one reads between the lines, it appears when Prime Minister David Cameron says that they cannot “let capitalism rip”; the Prime Minister is actually calling for greater interference and involvement of the government and the public sector in the market. However, what the Prime Minister fails to understand here is the fact that the same is a recipe of disaster. UK was able to become an economic superpower,...
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...? Sustainable Management Futures ID Question # 1Letting Capitalism Rip; Ethics and Morality INTRODUCTION The dependence of the free market economy system is based on the corporate officials exercising their powers ethically for providing good to the public. Having hypothetical framework and claiming its ethical values to be honesty, integrity and objectivity while making absent decisions will not result in what would be in the best of society’s interest. The underlying reason behind such problems is the self-interest rather than that of the society. The same was the case in 2007 when banks started providing home mortgage loans while knowing that the borrowers were not eligible or...
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...? Sustainable Management Futures 1 Introduction In light of the recent economic recession considerable attention has been given to the very foundational nature of the capitalist structure. Within the spectrum of British politics this has notably become an area of focus as conflicting political parties work to establish the most appropriate step forward. Prominent debates have occurred between the Labour and Conservative parties. While both perspectives embrace the capitalist system, the Labour Party is recognized as having adapted a more laizzez-faire approach to capitalism. This approach has led Prime Minister David Cameron to criticize the Labour Party under Tony Blair to have ‘let...
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...? Sustainable Management Futures Contents Examination of the allegation made by the British Prime Minister 3 Milton Friedman’s and Norman Bowie’s neo-classical models of corporate social responsibility 5 Recommendations for a sustainable market economics 6 Examination of CSR activities of Tesco 7 Examination of the allegation made by the British Prime Minister The British Prime Minister opined that the economy has to deal with the legacy of debt as well as debt. He put forward the example of Eurozone which is suffering from deep trouble at the moment. The level of unemployment took the rising curve again. The present government in Britain is doing its best to keep the...
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...?Sustainable Management Futures Brief of the company Global foodservice retailing is a good business especially in the midst of upward spiraling activities of globalisation in which local markets have become integrated globally. It is in this reason that McDonald’s has tried to create a strong market acceptance in a couple of decades not just because of its unique value proposition, but it is because of its strategic advantages over the other fast food chain restaurants. In 1994, McDonald’s was able to serve 22 million people worldwide (Lyon et al., 1994). This is one of the most important reasons why franchising a McDonald’s restaurant is a good business idea. The market has created a...
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...?Sustainable Management Futures Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Brief of ‘The Body Shop’ 3 PESTEL Analysis 4 of the 'Sustainable' Aspects of the Company 5 Identification of Benchmarks and Good Practices 7 Analysis: 'Esty and Winston's AUDIO Analysis 9 Recommendations 11 Conclusion 12 References 13 Bibliography 16 Brief Description of ‘The Body Shop’ Founded by Dame Anita Roddick, ‘The Body Shop’ was first stared in the year of 1976 with around 25 natural products which were hand mixed. Headquarter of The Body Shop is situated at Littlehampton, West Sussex in England. The Body Shop is at present under the parent company of L’Oreal Group. It has over 2500 stores which...
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...?Sustainable Management Futures Scenario 2 De George’s six conditions of whistle blowing i) The company or firm through its policy or product will have considerable or grave harm to the public irrespective of ownership and use such as the general public, product user or innocent bystanders. ii) An employee upon identifying severe threat to product users or the general public ought to inform the immediate supervisor and make known his/her moral concerns. iii) Failure by the immediate supervisor to act on the complaint or concern, the employee should exhaust all the possibilities and internal hierarchical procedures even to the board of directors. iv) The employee involved in whistle...
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...Future of sustainable management According to the report of Ambition and Gender at work which is the institute of leadership and management in the United Kingdom stated that even though half of the workforces are women with a percentage of 49.9, their involvement in the pot executive positrons is not proportional. They just occupy 12% of the 100 directorships and nearly 22% of senior positions of management. Several countries in Europe have taken some measures to ensure equal access to the top positions of management; such an attempt has been evident in Norway. In the united kingdom, the same discussion has been aired in special reports...
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...Sustainable Management Futures Scenario Introduction After a thorough analysis of the given problem, the researcher found that the manager at BASF was faced with an economic and moral dilemma; whether or not to build the factory at Beaufort in South Carolina. BASF officials were aware of the fact that they would have to dump chemical by-products into the local Collection River, which would massively affect the environmental conditions therein. In addition to that, Beaufort County is home to an internationally acclaimed resort area called Hilton Head and owing to scenic beauty, it attracted several visitors annually. Hence, there was considerable opposition from developers...
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