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Ethics in the Marketplace
213.32
Week 2
Winter 2015
Providence University College
Golden Rule in the Bible
Love your neighbor as yourself.Lev 19:18 & Mk 12:13
Whatever you desire others to do to you, do to them.Matt 7:12 & Luke 6:31
What do you notice?
Golden Rule in the Bible
what I notice Leviticus
• love the alien as your self?
Mark• after the “contest”, an honest question
Golden Rule in the Bible
what I notice Matthew
• in Sermon on the Mount Beatitudes sacrificial love overwhelming generosity
of God
» an appropriate response from us
Luke
• in the Sermon on the Plain Beatitudes love your enemies
» turn the cheek» give them your
clothing» lend to them
without expecting to get anything back
God is overwhelmingly generous
» we should be just like Him
Golden Rule in the Bible
what I notice
not• all the same
• always a “primary rule”
• a “contract” between people
Golden Rule in the Bible
what I conclude overwhelming generosity much more than the “golden rule”
For Fri
ch 1• on quiz
ch 2• NOT on quiz
think of 1 question you want to ask
“The Social Responsibility Business Is To Increase Its Profits”
• Friedman
read by Fri• on quiz
think of 1 thing you want to say
Cases Each case: What ethical systems used?
• by the protagonist
• by other actors
Identifying Ethical Systems
Identifying Ethical Systems
normative consequentialist
1. egoism
2. utilitarianism act-utilitarianism rule-utilitarianism
non-consequentialist3. Kantian
4. prima facie principles
5. moral rights
shouldresults motives
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. egoism
2. utilitarianism act-utilitarianism rule-utilitarianism
best for mebest for everyone
case-by-case
rule-of-thumb
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. Kantian
4. prima facie principles
5. moral rights
reason
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. reason
4. principles
5. rights
Egoism
1. Egoism
misplaced attacks self-indulgence hedonism only pretending
reasonable attacks not a moral theory psychological egoism not observed ignores “reality”
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. reason
4. principles
5. rights
Utilitarianism
2. Utilitarianism
in organizations clear & “straightforward” process “objective” criteria results-oriented
2. Utilitarianism
criticisms workable? just? relentless? some acts just seem wrong
2. Utilitarianism
2 streams act utilitarianism
• case-by-case
rule utilitarianism• rule-of-thumb
“judge codes, not actions”
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. reason
4. principles
5. rights
Kant
3. Kant
reason circumstances
• must be ignored
intentions• only duty
universal application• test
3. Kant
“a categorical imperative” “means not ends”
3. Kant
in organizations firm rules focus on
• individual
• motivation
3. Kant
criticisms why
• only duty acceptable?
• no exceptions?
what does “means not ends” mean?
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. reason
4. principles
5. rights
prima facie principles
4. Prima Facie Principles
10 commandments love God; love others Golden Rule
4. Prima Facie Principles
“everyone agrees on some basic rules” in hierarchy
4. Prima Facie Principles
Ross 7 duties
• fidelity
• reparation
• gratitude
• justice
• beneficence
• self-improvement
• non-injury
4. Prima Facie Principles
criticisms universal?
• what happens if someone disagrees?
conflicting
Identifying Ethical Systems
should results
1. best for me
2. best for everyone case-by-case rule-of-thumb
motives3. reason
4. principles
5. rights
moral rights
5. Moral Rights
The Declaration of the Rights of Man
Universal Declaration of Human Rights http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/index.shtml
5. Moral Rights
understanding duties & rights positive rights & negative rights
5. Moral Rights
criticisms what
• is on the list?
who• draws up the list?
• is eligible?
• is responsible?
how much? rights contests
Fri
Quiz
Friedman “The Social Responsibility…
New York Times Magazine• 1970
Milton Friedman• 1912 – 2006
• Nobel Prize in Economics
• Chicago School of Economics
• "the most influential economist of the second half of the 20th century…possibly of all of it”
The Economist, obituary, 2006
1 thing you want to say
Friedman “The Social Responsibility…
What’s the basic case? Why is it attractive? Why don’t business people say it? What objections have been made? How would you respond?
textbook ch 2
1 question you want to ask