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Summarize what you remember about business ethics and greenwashing using the ideas and phrases from this lesson.

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Summarize what you remember about business ethics

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greenwashing using the ideas and phrases from this lesson.

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PARAGRAPH ABOUT BUSINESS ETHICS (Summary)

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PARAGRAPH ABOUT BUSINESS ETHICS (Summary)

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Hi Madame Jihan, my work, in the attached document

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Hi Madame , The attached file contains the homework assignment for the business ethics homework.

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Business ethics involves the principles and standards that guide ethical behavior within the business context. This encompasses fair practices, transparency, and accountability. Greenwashing, on the other hand, refers to the deceptive practice of presenting a company or its products as environmentally friendly when they may not be. It involves misleading marketing tactics to create a false perception of environmental responsibility. The lesson emphasized the importance of businesses adhering to ethical standards to build trust and credibility. It also highlighted the detrimental impact of greenwashing on consumer trust and the need for genuine environmental commitments to address pressing ecological concerns. In essence, business ethics and the avoidance of greenwashing are integral components for fostering sustainable and responsible corporate practices.

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Business ethics, are personal beliefs. They vary from one person to another based on one’s background , such as education, manners ,etc..

What I’ve learned through this topic, is that these two words « business » and « ethics » are often linked one to the other, but I think that now, they are rarely related and thats because of how businesses , are- these days-mostly about tricking customers, exploiting employees and blackmailing opponents.

So far away from what we call « business ethics », these businesses now use various ways to make profit, they trick customers using greenwashing, where only changing the label to a more environmentally-friendly one, convinces people that its indeed an eco friendly product, fooling and persuading them to consume more and thus, to buy more.

Also,speaking about bribery, which is now called as « gifts » or « appreciation gestures » and the irony is that these same people want something or a “favor” (wink wink) in return!!

So any honest person, is now in a war against corruption,bribery, blackmailing and any form of unethical behavior.

Written by Ines CHEBIl GTE2.1

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Hi Madame, I am writing to submit my assignment on business ethics, as per the requirements of our course.

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Submission of Business Ethics Assignment

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Business Ethics Assignment

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Business ethics Assignment

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BUSINESS ETHICS HOMEWORK (Kraiem Mohammed Sahbi EI2.1)

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BUSINESS ETHICS HOMEWORK (Kraiem Mohammed Sahbi EI2.1)

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Hi, Madame , the attached file contains my homework

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Submitted by Sinda Hichri, EI2.3

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Assignment:

Business ethics encompasses the moral principles that guide a company's behavior, emphasizing integrity, fairness, and responsibility. However, some companies engage in greenwashing, a deceptive practice of portraying an environmentally friendly image while engaging in unethical activities such as bribery and tax evasion. To combat greenwashing, transparency and accountability are crucial. Consumers can scrutinize companies' claims, looking for third-party certifications and investigating their environmental practices.

Moreover, regulatory bodies can enforce stricter guidelines and penalties for deceptive advertising and unethical business practices.

EYA BEDOUI EI.2.3

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Assignment

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Business ethics are a person's own moral principles and guidelines that help him make decisions in his professional life . Moreover, ethics give an idea about a person's practices , values,as well as priorities. Business ethics are not only related to individuals but also companies much as company policies. Let's take the example of an employee that doesn't object to his bosses bad mouthing his friends and coworker. It's a situation but we could say that a Greenwashing is an other example of dishonesty that we should object to first of all, it's worth mentionning that Greenwashing isn't just painting Coca Cola bottle green to make them sound healthy .In fact , Greenwashing is giving investors and public misleading or false information about the companies 's impact on the environment. For instance,a company could be claiming environmentaly friendly product is 100% viscose leaving out the fact that million of trees have been cut for it's production each year.Despite being a natural high quality fiber, viscose is responsible and it's greedy producer for deforestation.

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In business ethics, it's crucial to stick to principles like integrity, accountability, fairness, and honesty. This means treating employees well, being honest in how we do business, and following the law. We need to respect company property too, showing we're responsible and honest in how we use what belongs to the company.

Moreover, being ethical in business also means following all the rules and laws that apply to us, like paying taxes and making sure our workers are safe. Doing this not only keeps us out of trouble but also shows we're trustworthy and reliable.

It's also important to stay polite, even when we disagree. Being professional and respectful in all our interactions helps create a good work environment and builds trust with everyone we deal with.

If we don't follow these ethical standards, like by bribing people, cheating on taxes, or lying, it damages our reputation and breaks trust. And when it comes to taking care of the environment, it's not right to use greenwashing—making false claims about being eco-friendly just to look good. It's better to be honest about what we're doing to help the planet and actually do what we say we're doing. By sticking to these ethical principles, businesses can keep their integrity, meet their obligations, and contribute positively to society and the environment.

BEN FEKIH Mayssa

EI2.3

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Derbel Ala Eddine

EI2.3

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From the business ethics and greenwashing lesson, I learned that companies can be deceptive in their marketing by creating the illusion of being environmentally friendly. This practice, often referred to as greenwashing, involves misleading consumers about a product's true environmental impact. Companies might use vague eco-friendly terms or imagery without backing them up with concrete actions. This undermines trust and harms the environment because consumers are tricked into thinking they're making sustainable choices. In essence, greenwashing prioritizes profit over genuine environmental responsibility.

AJMI Hadir

EI2.3