Is Ethics Good Business? Interview with Lynn Sharp Paine

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Challenge, 2003, vol. 46, issue 2, 6-21

Abstract: This business ethics specialist insists that ethics has to be integral to business. She says the scandals of the 1990s were a consequence of a narrow management philosophy. But ethics can pay off in more creative, more efficient, and more flexible firms. How do you get such programs implemented? She has some answers.

Date: 2003
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