2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8608.2005.00395.x
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Economic ethics, business ethics and the idea of mutual advantages

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“…not about just following rules but setting the rules of the game. With so-called ''incentive-and advantage based ethics'' (Luetge 2005), the question is not whether altruism or other nonadvantage seeking behaviors are historic anachronisms nor if practice has proven that only selfinterested behavior leads to beneficial economic result. There is a long tradition-both in public and academic discourse-of discussing the tension-filled relationship between profit and morality under competitive market circumstances (Hemphill 2004).…”
Section: Incentive-and Advantage-based Ethicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…not about just following rules but setting the rules of the game. With so-called ''incentive-and advantage based ethics'' (Luetge 2005), the question is not whether altruism or other nonadvantage seeking behaviors are historic anachronisms nor if practice has proven that only selfinterested behavior leads to beneficial economic result. There is a long tradition-both in public and academic discourse-of discussing the tension-filled relationship between profit and morality under competitive market circumstances (Hemphill 2004).…”
Section: Incentive-and Advantage-based Ethicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If I am right that there can indeed be variation in the social contribution that professions 10 Perhaps there is also a wider challenge to "authority" and distrust of entities seeking to advance collective interests. 11 Luetge (2005) argues that critics of business have to move beyond pre-modern ethics to recognize that, at the heart of modern economic life, are non-zero sum games. Thus it is insufficient and far from satisfactory, when launching an ethical critique, to focus on the fact that one party gains from the situation.…”
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“…Las sociedades modernas, en cambio, que se caracterizan por estar integradas por múltiples sistemas funcionales y una tendencia al crecimiento, se ajustan más a modelos de suma positiva, en los que cabe la mejora de posición de ambos jugadores. Bajo estas circunstancias es compatible la búsqueda del interés personal con valores como la solidaridad y se desvirtúan las propuestas éticas correctivas, dando mayor protagonismo a las de corte funcionalista (Luetge, 2005).…”
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