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eduard
3 years ago
15

g, Using your textbook and considering your discussion of the corporate culture of your subject company, describe 3-4 types of c

ultures or companies that currently exist which have the potential to have a major ethical problems in the future.
Business
1 answer:
Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Nestle - Irresponsible marketing of baby milk

Amazon - Avoiding tax

Coca Cola - Workers right violation at plant

Shell - Causing high environmental pollution

Explanation:

There are various ethical issues which businesses face today. There are problems of nepotism, harassment, discrimination, abuse of power and misrepresentation of financials. The company bad corporate culture also contributes towards unethical issues. There are various companies which maintains a brand image around the globe but are involved in unethical practices in someway. These companies are only concerned towards their uncountable profits and does not care about any ethical issue.

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