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Andrew B. Gustafson
Dating, the Ethics of Competition, and Heath’s Market Failures Approach
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In “The Responsibilities and Role of Business in Relation to Society,” Nien-hê Hsieh challenges Joseph Heath’s “market failure” or Paretian approach to business ethics by arguing for a “Back to Basics” approach. Here, I argue that two basics of Hsieh’s three-basics vision are flawed, because a. ordinary morality is in fact not sufficient for the adversarial realm of the market, and b. the ideal of a Pareto-optimal market economy with perfect competition does in fact provide an adequate basis for normative rules against market failures.
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Daniel Sportiello
MacIntyre and Wyma on Investment Advising
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In “The Case for Investment Advising,” Keith Wyma argues that investment advising is what Alasdair MacIntyre calls a “practice”—that is, it is an activity marked by what MacIntyre calls an “internal good.” In this Commentary, though, I argue that Wyma seriously misunderstands what internal goods are.
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Jacob Sparks
You Give Love a Bad Name
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Brennan and Jaworski (2018) accuse me of misunderstanding their thesis and failing to produce a counterexample to it. In this Response, I clarify my central argument in “Can’t Buy Me Love,” explain why I used prostitution as an example, and work to advance the debate.
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Robert N. Wilson
Commentary on “Business Ethics - On Getting to the Heart of the Matter”
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Kenneth Kipnis
Engineers Who Kill:
Professional Ethics and the Paramountcy of Public Safety
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Lisa H. Newton
Lawgiving for Professional Life:
Reflections on the Place of the Professional Code
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George G. Brenkert
Privacy, Polygraphs and Work
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Paul F. Camenisch
Business Ethics:
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David Linowes
Commentary on “Privacy, Polygraphs and Work”
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Notes on Contributors
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Richard T. De George
Ethical Responsibilities of Engineers in Large Organizations:
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James F. Fairman
Commentary on “Engineers Who Kill - Professional Ethics and the Paramountcy of Public Safety”
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Hart T. Mankin
Commentary on “Ethical Responsibilities of Engineers in Large Organizations - The Pinto Case”
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Donald E. Wilson
Commentary on “Lawgiving for Professional Life:
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Thomas Donaldson
Business Ethics
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Joseph S. Ellin
Special Professional Morality and the Duty of Veracity
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Robert E. Morris,
Edward G. Roberts
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Robert Coulson
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