Ethics in Japanese business environment

Caraiani Gheorghe and Maduţa Gyongyver
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Caraiani Gheorghe: Romanian American University
Maduţa Gyongyver: Romanian American University

Romanian Economic Business Review, 2007, vol. 2, issue 2, 45-52

Abstract: At first sight it is easy to understand that “ethics in business” is a field which aims at explaining problems of moral aspect which come up currently in the activity of economic agents from a market economy. Considering the cultural variety of moral values and principles lengthwise and crosswise the planet and, since the adopted policies led to many unacceptable effects, the idea of drawing up international ethic codes appeared more and more substantial through the explicit agreement of some governmental and non-governmental associations in which the big transnational corporations have the main role.

Keywords: Japan; business environment; business ethics; cultural values (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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