The Morality of Commercial Life (30J302-B-6)

Lecture notes of MOCL for IBA

This is a summary of all of the lectures taught for the Morality of Commercial Life given in the third year of the BSc International Business Administration at Tilburg University. It includes lectures and practice multiple choice questions with answers given in the lectures and Q&A sessions.

This is a summary for the literature of Morality of Commercial life given in the third year of the BSc International Business Administration at Tilburg University. The summary consists of all the summaries for the 9 academic articles that were literature material. (Can be combined with the remaining material for the course)

8 mandatory readings are summarized and the notes of the lecture are combined with the readings to make a summary for the course the Morality of Commercial life. The papers summarized are: Why ethical reflection matters (and why moralizing is something else), Engelen & Sie Renouar & Ezvan: Corporate social responsibility towards human development: a capabilities framework Dobos: the duty to hire on merit: Mapping the terrain Bruni et al.”the pied piper: prizes, incentives, and motivation...

Summary of all the readings for the Morality of Commercial Life

A good summary of all the theories we have to know, together with statements of people we have to know.

Summary of Lectures 3 to 12 with book integration notes from the 3rd yr IBA course of the Morality of Commercial Life. It helped me getting an 8.5 in the final exam ;) My notes include a thorough explanation of everything covered in the course material, including graphs and examples to give a better understanding.

All lectures from the Morality of Commercial Life of the third year from IBA (Tilburg University). I used a lot of graphs, figures and examples to make it more clear. Furthermore, I used different colors for different lectures which gives it a nice overview. Some of the topics are: an ethical view of markets, crowding out, the Friedman doctrine, corporate social responsibility, business ethics, fairness in hiring, government and businesses