Customer Reviews

Business Ethics: Concepts and Cases (5th Edition)

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This book is very up to date on the ethics surounding business today. It thougholy explains the different theories and concepts of business ethics. I rate this book high on content, but low on context. This is a good book but is long and dry, this author repeats himself and does not always get to the point directly.

Every purchaser is looking for exactly what they ordered in the condition it was listed. That is exactly what I received. I would order from this seller every time based on my experience.

This was our text book for Antioch McGregor's Business program (not MBA).

The book is good - a bit dry - but under the direction of a really good professor (which we had) it can be a great tool.

I went into the class doubting the existence of true ethics in the corporate world -- and exited realizing it is there, but there can be a price to pay to use it.

If would suggest Parker Palmer's A Hidden Wholeness to read with this -- wish I'd had both of these while I was in the corporate world.

The book was exactly what I needed and it was shipped quickly in time for the start of my class.

Excellent service. The book was in brand new condition as described and was shipped immediately to arrive on the date specified.

The product is different than what is showed on the picture. When it came it had an EEE (Eastern Economy Edition) mark on the top right corner. It also looks like a photocopy of the original. The content is correct, but it is black and white. The book that everyone in my class have it has colored pages.

The book was used and slightly worn but it served the purpose. The seller was honest about the condition and that's what love. I would definitely order from them again.

The condition of the book was not in good shape. The book was promised to be in very good condition. The cover is extremely worn, and the pages of the book are no longer crisp and flat. This book is no longer in any condition to be resold. Freight would cost more than the book is worth.

I read this book as part of the first year of my MBA program and, in general, would recommend it to others with questions about business ethics. The book is quite well-written and a worthwhile read, although I would argue with some of Mr. Velasquez's conclusions.

This book is our text book for the first year of MBA program. The author discusses the nature and significance of ethical standards and identifies four kinds of moral principles for resolving ethical dilemmas in business. We all learn a lot from this book.