an effective balance between the two models that constitute it, to reach a utilitarian conclusion, based on the optimum level of punishment and rehabilitation. To do this, firstly, the definition of an effective criminal justice system must be established, after which, the strengths and weaknesses of a firstly balanced, then unbalanced, justice system will be discussed, whilst also considering how the justice system
theories and with those consequentialist theories that endorse a rule against deception. The laws tolerate deception as normal in many instances and see it as customary part of many economic interactions. They use assumptions of economic theories to justify such status. First assumption is that there is no negative outcome is associated with lying per se. Uri Gneezy, (2005: 384) argues this assumption is very useful in many economic models . He says to consider contract theory, where it is assumed that
There are two components that form ethical climate within an organization that need to be studied to identify the ethical structure within an organization. The first is the formal component which is set by the organization such as the code of ethics, rules, regulations, processes, evaluation system, reward any punishment procedures. The second is the informal organization which is derived from the culture, rituals, stories and norms, (Webber, 2007). For an organization in order to be highly ethical
rich in life through his personal rigours Determinants: Sociopathic narcissism- a belief that Gupta was above the law, immune to the rules governing us. Concomitants: Partners and friends all dealing in information and making windfall earnings; Not enough tight norms and checks
REVIEW OF LITERATURE Franz lehner and Richard T.Watson (2001) has described the hexagonal model in which firm is shown to interact with six stakeholders namely suppliers, intermediaries, customers, government, employees and investors. The study found that hexagon model is nevertheless quite useful and may be used to identify stakeholders and their possible interest. It also found that there is need to improvement in the mobile business applications and better interactions between firms. Johan Lembke
and it’s the world’s largest employer in 2010 (Cited from Sethi, 2014, p. 427). The successful business strategy offering the Everyday Low Price strategy has brought significant success to gain market share. However, the implication of this business model has caused its management to engage with unethical practice and decision. An example unethical practice by the Wal-Mart
pain treatment to keep away from the potential spiraling impact of chronic pain. Charm K. Y., et al., 2008, reported that, urge of the patients to reveal about their pain experience, consolidate pain documentation into wound assessment, add to the models for pain evaluation and the patient should be surveyed with the same standardized tools at each evaluation. As per his report, wound pain is impacted by numerous elements, for example, tissue harm (weight, grinding and shear), chemical irritation