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1. Keith Davis
and William Ñ Frederick, Business in Society, 5th ed. (New York; McGraw Hill,
1984), p. 27.
2. Andrew
Carnegie, The Gospel of Wealth (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,
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5. Howard R.
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6. Neil Jacoby,
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7. Milton
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8. Keith Davis
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9. Thomas M.
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16. Ibid., pp.
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23. Ibid., pp.
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Administration Do Not Offer a Course in Business Ethics», Jounal of Business
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25. Gellerman,
op. cit., p. 85.
26. Roger
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U.S.», The Wall Street Journal, October 31,1983, pp. 33,42.
27. Ibid.
28. Steven N.
Brenner and E. A. Molander, «Is the Ethics of Business Changing?» Harvard
Business Review, January-February 1977, pp. 57-71.
29. Barry Z.
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California Management Review, Spring 1984, pp. 202-216; Rickleta, op. cit.
30. Raymond
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31. «Are
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(1986), pp. 85-91.
32. Davis and
Frederick, op. dt., p. 89.
33. Frank Cary,
Business Conduct Guidelines (IBM Corporation, n. d.), p. 5.
34. Robert
Chatov, «What Corporate Ethics Statements Say», California Management Review,
no. 4 (1980), p. 22.
35. S. P. Sethi, Â.
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Responsibility Committee of Corporate Board: Growth and Accomplishment»
(Richardson, Texas: Center of Research in Business and Social
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Measurement Revisited», Journal of Accountancy, August 1980, p. 70.
36. Preston, op.
cit., p. 19.
37. Davis and
Frederick, op. cit., p. 90.
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