Business Ethics Perceptions in the Czech Republic during Global Economic Crisis

Šípková, Martina; Choi, Tae-Hee

doi:10.5901/mjss.2015.v4n1s1p115

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“…Berger & Herstein (2014) concentrate on the evolution of Chinese business ethics, advocating a pragmatic approach for a better understanding of its implications on business practices through the comparison of theoretical, conceptual, and empirical approaches. Šípková & Tae-Hee (2015) highlight the active promotion of business ethics by organizations, especially large ones, noting the influence of personal codes of ethics on decision-making and the prevalence of unethical practices, including bribery and unfair competition. Andrade et al (2017) reveal that codes of ethics are more common and extensive in Brazil than in Portugal, stressing the significant impact of ethical issues on company reputation and overall marketing performance.…”

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Ethical Horizons: A Comprehensive Exploration of Contemporary Business Ethics Practices

Sheikh,

Sabur,

Sina

2024

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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This paper provides a comprehensive analysis of business ethics practices from 2014 to 2023 against the backdrop of a rapidly changing socio-economic landscape. Recognizing the escalating global challenges, the study employs the PRISMA framework to scrutinize 60 selected articles out of 1023 database entries. Examining business ethics through various lenses, the paper categorizes articles by year, country, continent, and subject groups. Initial emphasis on business ethics and Human Resource Management underscores the global impact of leadership, governance, and ethical interventions in maintaining standards. Noteworthy findings highlight NGOs' role in promoting ethical considerations in HRM practices. Leadership, codes of ethics and transparency emerge as pivotal factors in fostering sound business ethics. The study further explores the intersection of business ethics and marketing, emphasizing ethical practices' role in influencing consumer confidence, organizational performance, and brand image. The interconnectedness of business ethics and sustainability challenges the perception of associated costs, advocating for ethical rule integration in Small and Medium Enterprises. Additionally, the paper delves into the incorporation of Islamic principles into business ethics, showcasing their potential to transform businesses into socially responsible entities.

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Section: Business Ethics Perception and Theory Of Business Ethicsmentioning

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Ethical Horizons: A Comprehensive Exploration of Contemporary Business Ethics Practices

Sheikh,

Sabur,

Sina

2024

Int. J. Res. Granthaalayah

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“…Post-communist countries such as the Czech Republic, however, unfortunately do not have a positive reputation in the world when it comes to ethical standards and corruption. Business ethics, therefore, became one of the factors that foreign companies consider when entering the market in Central Europe or the Czech Republic (Šípková, Choi, 2015). Čaník and Čaníková (2006) claim that among the European economies, the Czech Republic is generally seen as being less ethical than the old EU Member States (e.g.…”

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“…Since the recovery of the market economy in 1989 in the Czech Republic, Czech companies as well as Government officials have started to find out that business ethics is an important factor affecting the overall quality and the international attractiveness of the local business environment. They have also retrieved the importance of the anti-corruption measures, corporate social responsibility of businesses, and business ethics (Šípková, Choi, 2015). In the Czech Republic, however, the situation in the perception of business ethics is changing only slowly.…”

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Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility as a Tool to Stimulate Interest in the Living Environment

Slováčková¹,

Klein²,

Michal³

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Proceedings of the 8th Business &Amp; Management Conference, Venice

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Business ethics, corporate social responsibility and environmental management in business largely overlap and are often the reason for the controversy over their effectiveness and real benefits for businesses and society. An elementary prerequisite for their effective functioning is the overall social interest. Specifically, it concerns the interest on the part of businesses management and, on the other hand, the interest of the citizens who are able to appreciate these practices and put a special emphasis on them. The constant pressure for the protection of the environment from interest groups and international organizations is of a fundamental importance in the development and application of ethical, social and environmental standards that are used in business practice. The information contained in this article presents the information from both primary and secondary surveys carried out in the Czech Republic. The aim of the information is to assess the attitudes of the respondents in the Czech Republic toward the issue of the overall social nature, which the business ethics and related areas such as corporate social responsibility and environmental management certainly are. In the light of the results of national surveys, it is possible to talk about a contradictory perception of these areas. The contradictory nature can be mainly seen in the positive attitudes toward the acquaintance with this issue and the real interest in the support through a financial compensation of such an approach to business. All interpretations are based on the data, which are derived from the questionnaire surveys carried out in the years 2015-2018.

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Trust and corruption in the Czech Republic: evidence from a new generation of managers

Benesova,

Anchor

2024

Post-Communist Economies

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Business Ethics Perceptions in the Czech Republic during Global Economic Crisis

Abstract: Based on a questionnaire survey, this study investigates business ethics (BE)

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Ethical Horizons: A Comprehensive Exploration of Contemporary Business Ethics Practices

Ethical Horizons: A Comprehensive Exploration of Contemporary Business Ethics Practices

Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility as a Tool to Stimulate Interest in the Living Environment

Trust and corruption in the Czech Republic: evidence from a new generation of managers

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