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The fact that businesspersons are expected not to harm customers, clients, and competitors knowingly through deception, misrepre

sentation, coercion, or discrimination is part of the practice of
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Ethics.

Business ethics is a system of ethical principles for acting fairly and honestly in the workplace and with customers and companies.  

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