Ethics

As stated by Epstein and Gawande, currently the United States allows the gift of organs but not their sale. Individuals are encouraged to give part or whole organs at death or even during life, but are discouraged from doing the same if it is meant for transaction. The US government in short has totally banned the sale of human organs. There are those who support the ban and those opposing it. I take this opportunity to argue my case as a strong recommender for the sale of organs. With increase...

The Golden Rule, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, is considered as the most common methodology in resolving ethical dilemmas. This rule has different variations in 15 different religions but universally carry the same meaning. It means that we should treat others in the manner as we would treat ourselves. All men value their survival and happiness and want to be treated with respect and justice. The Golden Rule first requires that we respect and care for ourselves. Then, it tells...

In the hands of the medical industry lies the worlds most valuable product called life. Bio-chemistry and stem cell researchers have claimed that their results will lead to prolonged life. Unlike in Europe the stem cell research has been faced with legal impediments in the U.S. The Americans are traveling abroad in search of better treatment facilities as a result of the global competition (Schwartz, 2006). This essay seeks to analyze the effects of global competition to the healthcare policy in...

This paper talks about the recommendations proposed for Energy Cooperative and Clean Power Company. The paper has been divided into parts where in both cases have been discussed giving special emphasis to the ethical concerns if any regarding the companies being discussed. It also discusses the effect on stakeholders of these and supports the chosen argument with appropriate and relevant theory after which recommendations for each case has been talked about. Case 1 Energy Cooperative Statement...

Upholding a competitive corporate culture is any organization is quite crucial in ensuring a sustainable competitive advantage in the marketplace (Velasquez, 2004). This is because such are the core determinants of the values, attitude and beliefs as well as the experience of the organization. Corporate culture should also be understood as the core values and norms which are commonly shared among the workers of the organization for the ultimate long term success in the marketplace. It is to be clearly...

Keith Curry lance is best known as having been the lead author in the original Colorado Study on the relationship between good school libraries and students academic success. The first study was published in 1993 and was titled, The impact of School Library Centers on Academic Excellence. The second Colorado study was published in 2000 under the title, How School Librarians Assist Kids Achieve standards. More recent research in 2005 was co-authored with Loertscher, D. under the tile, Powering Achievement...

Business ethics refers to the study of the activities that a business undertakes particularly with regard to how morally adequate those activities are (Chryssides  Kaler, 2006). The main concern of business ethics is how the individuals in an organization apply moral standards as they perform their duties in the organization. All individuals in an organization regardless of their position in an organization do encounter ethical issues at some point in their undertaking of duties (Chryssides...