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business P1 doubts here!!
Tohru Kyo Sohma:
anyone can ask business P1 doubts here...i ll try to help them and if i have doubts someone can help me!!! 8)
Tohru Kyo Sohma:
i have a doubt.........i hope someone solves it;
Discuss the main factors that a business should consider before deciding to sell its products on
the Internet. [20]
i kind of need a model answer for it.....!!! :-[
Saavya:
i need help on ethical issues....probably some summary notes :-\ ? i dont have any particular question, just an overall view on it :( not examples of it
Saavya:
--- Quote from: mimiswift on May 14, 2011, 04:37:50 pm ---i have a doubt.........i hope someone solves it;
Discuss the main factors that a business should consider before deciding to sell its products on
the Internet. [20]
i kind of need a model answer for it.....!!! :-[
--- End quote ---
uh which year is this question from ?
check out this info but i think its kinda out of the as level syllabus?
http://www.ehow.com/info_7760062_factors-sell-its-product-internet.html
hope you find "some" points helpful
Tohru Kyo Sohma:
As you know that ethics are the moral guidelines that determine the decision making.Corporate social responsibility is the obligations a firm accepts over and above its legal obligations eg.responsibilities to community and the enviroment. the growing importance of corporate social responsibilty has lead to businesses adopting an 'ethical code' to influence the way in which decisions are taken. Why should a manager behave ethically?1. to attract ethical investors. 2. to attract ethical consumers. 3. to attract employees. 4. to avoid unfavourable media attention.
Why should a firm not behave ethically?
1. there is no government agreement on what is ethical.
2. it can add up extra costs to a firm.
3. conflict of interests. eg. by not producing cigrettes a business has to make workers redundant.
4. it is not illegal if you dont follow an ethical code.
Ethics Vs profits
ethical behaviour may reduce a firms profits in the short run by;
1. by not accepting orders which are cheap but are from firms using child labour leads to increased costs.
2. production controls. eg pollution control
3. paying fair wages to employing in a country with no wage restrictions.
ethical behaviour may also increase profits in the long run by;
1.attracts investors
2.attracts consumers
3.attracts staff
thats all i've got........hope that its helpful ;D
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