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is a branch of tort law

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products liability and consumers

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Holds manufacturers/sellers responsible for defective products that injure consumers.

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Product Liabilities

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(an allocation of cost to companies which engage in ultra hazardous activities or product ultra hazardous products = you are automatically liable): imposes and allocates liability to companies (pure aspect of tort law)

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strict liability

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way of referring component of what ur charged for a product. When company (starbucks) absorbs litigation cost, then they will increase their cost of coffee, in order to .
we consumers have to pay portion of buying a product relating to covering the costs that companies incur from litigation

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Concept of a Safety Tax

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reasons argued: allowed lawyers to advertise.

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Bates v. Arizona – attorney advertising:

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ford was aware of dangerous gas tank (design defect) and would ignite and blow up. Was it better for them to recall or let poor ppl to get killed (based on how much money they had to spend)? May thought it was unethical

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Ford Pinto Cost-Benefit Analysis for Liability

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solutions for tort lawsuits?

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Tort reform 1. Max Cap total damages (family get total max of damages) attempt to cut down number of tort lawsuits

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Some laws cap punitive damages to limit the amount a plaintiff can recover beyond actual losses.

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limiting with punitive damages

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(Expectation of risk-free lives making society litigious?) explored our psychology in current times, we evolve to risk free environment. Idea where we expect to live in risk free environment. Ppl would resort to Only avenue is to bring a lawsuit about it whenever something goes wrong.

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Fear of Living Article

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ethics in the decision not to inform workers of their illness employees got ill from asbestos. Company decided not to tell them about the condition they got. ethics of withholding information from affected employees (from asbestos exposure)

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asbestos case

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when a person remains silent then they should die. We should have the courage to speak out even if its against our company we work for

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MLK quote on remaining silent

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worse bc your aware of moral issue but choose to remain silent and not speak out vs. Moral Blindness: lack of awareness about amoral issues

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Moral Muteness

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disclosing what your company si doing unethical through proper chain of command and outside of company to regulate v. Leaking: disclosing info publicly

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Whistleblowing

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examples of leaking

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Daniel Elisberg – Pentagon Papers
Eric Snowden (global surveillance program)

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conflict with whistleblowing?

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Employee Loyalty

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right that accompany gives you to buy stock in the company benefiting you, etc.) : gives them employees to work and buy in

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Buying Employee Loyalty (i.e., stock options

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Company does business in another country and forces American morals onto others.

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cultural imperialism

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Company does business in another country and respects and follows that country’s morals.

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cultural resolution

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The world is interconnected through business, technology, and communication.

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global villages

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concept of group having like characteristics in their thinking/culture. Common set of culture principles

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congress passed federal law prohibits American companies from giving bribes internationally (foreign corrupt practices act)

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history of bribes

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did business with Hitler. The Nazis hired ___ to collect data about their population and ethnicity in their country. This is all part of nazis’ plan to get rid of jewish

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sweatshop working conditions so bad that many EEs decided to commit suicide by jumping out of their company floors. Company put nets to help that from happening.

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Suicides at foxcom

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what does native american proverb mean by “A frog does not drink up the pond in which he lives.”

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about our need to preserve the earth because if we destroy it, we destroy our own habitat

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Americans with ___ of the population consume __ of ___
5% 60% resources
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set legal parameters of environmental safety
OSHA and the EPA
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Protects safety in the world
OSHA
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Federal agency that take up cause of environment and forces companies to do for the environment
EPA
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(Choice is made in societies between nature and the needs of the public) calls us to recognize that we make choices toward between the varmint and industry I need to have luxuries in life. We can make choices that would better for the environment but that would require us to shift significantly. Reflects balancing as a society go through
People are penguins article
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Political writer of economics and took position that consumers demand for products or culprits that create pollution
Milton Friedman
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Americans view environment as opposed to the Native American tribes. Argument; modern people view Lane as a commodity whereas native individuals feel themselves as a part of the land
Land as a human commodity article
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Discrimination based on species human believe a superiority. Term suggesting that humans view ourselves as being able to us animals far on benefits that were superior and discriminate based on that
Speciesism
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Monsanto Patent Issue. Cost benefit ethical choice. Gives us more product and better less likely to affect us. But cost more to farmers
Ethics of GMO
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taking a product that can't be sold in the US and dumping it on to another country
Ethics of dumping
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develop rainforest. Is it in balance to help poor country or destroy the rainforest
Texaco in Ecuadorian Amazon
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Buy one give one program. Program that gives shoes to underdeveloped countries. Even though it's a good thing it would be better for underdeveloped countries to develop its own stuff by making shoes themselves
toms shoes
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Technique used to pier sublayers of pulls of oil coming up through the shell
fracking
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being love to be feared
Machiavelli on leadership
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showed common themes of writings. Commonality idea of non-passive, non-violence of resistance as to means a change
Thoreau, ghandi, MLK
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Person of the last century per time magazine. Receive leader status as a man of the Century by Time magazine
churchhill
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perils of a success as a leader. Once a person becomes a leader the control that comes with it, causes people to make unethical decisions. But we should remain moral and ethical
David/Bathsheba
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Restorative of justice. A method that a person gone astray violating the law, but can be brought back onto the business
Martha Stewart
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Not having conflict of interest
Duty of loyalty
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Caring out duty of care and ethical manner
Duty of care
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Oxley act. Reaction to Enron that make all people in management and sign off on all the numbers that the company produces
Sarbanes
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example of ethics of allowing company to be owned by a foreign nation
tiktok
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reverse takeover of American companies, avoids IPO, resulted in fraud. Basically a technique used to buy into the American companies on the stock market without having to go through security
China, reverse takeovers
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Person figure that believed we should adopt laissez-faire to adopt capitalism and leave it alone because it'll take care of itself
adam smith
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exploitation of labor? DAS Kapitol. believes Capitalism will not take care of itself and leads to Midas fable and up unethical
Karl Marx