Crossroads of Philosophy and Economics
Pocket Reference of Business Ethics Theories
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Marketplace Ethics Business ethics beginning from the conviction that profit is the organization's guiding responsibility |
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Marketplace Ethics (sometimes called Shareholder Theory) |
Marketplace Ethics - pure | Cause Marketplace Ethics (sometimes called Greenwashing) |
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Shared Value Business ethics beginning from the conviction that social or environmental initiatives will be undertaken if and only if they yield profit |
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Shared Value Ethics (sometimes called Enlightened Marketplace or Social Marketplace) |
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Social Responsibility Business ethics beginning from the conviction that promoting social and environmental wellbeing are obligations independent of profit |
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) | Triple Bottom Line and Sustainability (People, Planet, Profit) |
Stakeholder Theory (soft) | Stakeholder Theory (hard) |