"Business Ethics is the application of ethical and moral principles or in a business environment.It deals with what is right and what wrong while doing business". But to the contrary, evidencesshow that some business organizations are involved in different unethical practices to increasetheir profit at the risk of many people's money, health and lives. As a business ethics student youare required to address the following questions:Q1.Describe five unethical practices adopted by business organizations in Oman. You may findit form newspapers, magazines etc. or from your own experiences and observation if any.Q2.Analyze each of these unethical practices and explain how these unethical practices affect thepeople and society as a whole.Q3.Suggest the ways to overcome each of these unethical practices.

Unethical practices that are adopted by business organizations in Oman are as follows- Companies in…

Q1.Describe five unethical practices adopted by business organizations in Oman. You may find it form newspapers, magazines etc. or from your own experiences and observation if any. Q2.Analyze each of these unethical practices and explain how these unethical practices affect the people and society as a whole. Q3.Suggest the ways to overcome each of these unethical practices.

Q1.Describe five unethical practices adopted by business organizations in Oman. You may find it form newspapers, magazines etc. or from your own experiences and observation if any. Q2.Analyze each of these unethical practices and explain how these unethical practices affect the people and society as a whole. Q3.Suggest the ways to overcome each of these unethical practices.

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

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