PHL 307
Business Ethics
This course examines ethical issues and controversies concerning contemporary business practices and situates them within the broad intellectual framework of a free market society. Discussion will draw from such topics as: the concept of a market society, consumer sovereignty, utilitarian and contract models of business ethics, profit making and social responsibility, self-interest and altruism, the concept of business as a practice, mechanistic and organic conceptions of business, advertising, human rights, and conflicts of interest.
Prerequisites & course information
antirequisites: BUS 223 , ITM 407, ITM 734
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027