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The aim of this article is to analyze the ethical decisions taken by organizations both in everyday life as well as in exceptional circumstances. For this purpose, we thought it would be important to bring into account the ethical issues within organizations, such as: responsibility, morals or...
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In our era, of globalization, of postmodernism, we may speak about modern ethic management. The complex and multilevel system which is the entity, i.e. firm, company, organization, is confronting with different challenges of the endogenous factors and exogenous factors (the natural and business...
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Both the individuals and groups or the large organizations increasingly focus on responsibility: be it the responsibility in everyday actions or about the responsibility towards business partners, the environment, animals etc. the idea of assuming responsibility is becoming more and more present...
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Numerous studies demonstrate there is an indestructible relationship between educating, training and motivating the young generation and assuring the well-being and progress of any economy, by providing the necessary features of the manpower. This study aims to emphasize the outlook of some...
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The strategic analysis is the process of identifying an organization's middle and long run position in relation to the external environment, its internal resources, the shareholders’ skills, desires and influences. The essence of the competitive strategy consists in choosing a chain of...
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This work is based on Prospect theory, which was developed by D. Kahneman and A. Tversky in 1979. This is one the most quoted and best-documented point of view in economic psychology. First of all, it replaces, once again, the notion of utility with value. But value is defined in terms of gains...
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