Moral Disagreements in Business

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By dissecting the moral assessment of business practices, the book identifies four essential concepts—'personhood,' 'ownership,' 'harm,' and 'consent'—that underpin significant ethical disagreements in the field. These 'moral bottom lines' are crucial for understanding the foundations of our moral convictions in business ethics. The analysis serves as a valuable resource for business students and practitioners aiming to align their practices with their moral beliefs, while also challenging scholars to reconsider the complexity of business ethics through these core issues.