Titlebook: Ethics in Business and Society; Chinese and Western Gerhold K. Becker Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Angewandte Ethik.Ap

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Ethics Between East and West: The Example of Hong Kongdged values and moral standards. It is widely felt that ethical problems of a new dimension have arisen everywhere “for which there is no precedent in the standards and canons of traditional ethics” (Hans Jonas).

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Moral Orientation and Moral Judgment of Chinese AdolescentsThis study investigates a person’s orientation to perform altruistic, affective, law-abiding or self-actualising acts in hypothetical moral dilemmas. It also explores the relationships between these moral orientations and moral judgment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2195-8dged values and moral standards. It is widely felt that ethical problems of a new dimension have arisen everywhere “for which there is no precedent in the standards and canons of traditional ethics” (Hans Jonas).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54913-8land, 1975; Hofstede, 1980), and increasingly the investigative focus has moved to the business manager as a common unit of analysis. In relation to the field of business ethics, more recently a few studies have been performed on differences in ethical perceptions between Western managers and their

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Zugriffskontrolle im Data Warehousingainly due to the steeply rising cost of health care in recent decades. Progress in medical technology and the growth in health-care demand are key factors in the escalation of medical costs, which has far outrun the general increase in cost of living (Coe, 1970, Chapter 13). In many countries, the e

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