Business Ethics with CD-ROM (6th Edition) @ richardeward.com

Business Ethics with CD-ROM (6th Edition)
by Richard DeGeorge
from Prentice Hall

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0

• Not that you have a choice
  I doubt anyone is looking at this printed flotsam for casual reading, but on the off chance a course instructor might read this, I'll give a firm warning - don't use this for your course.
  While the theory it employs is interesting, it is steeped in outdated methods and filled with outdated information. If you're going to try to use it in a classroom setting, you must augment a book like this with a tremendous amount of current data...or completely fail to prepare your students for the current business... more info

• I don't get this book
  This book is supposed to teach business ethics, but it reads like a philosophy book. The book is very wishy washy in presenting how decisions should be made leaving almost everything open ended.
  The book spends a lot of time talking about morales, and the base morales of society. For example, killing someone is bad, right? But what about if you are attacked with deadly force? Yes, that discussion might be appropriate for a class on personal morales, but when can a business be attacked with deadly force... more info

• College BS degree textbook
  I purchased this textbook for one of my BS college degree courses. Thanks for the text selections and prices to chose from.

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