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The Insider: An Ethics Perspective

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Business

 

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Lisa R

 

Date added:

September 9, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Some of the ethical issues in the film include falsification, honesty, abusive and intimidating behavior, lying, conflict of interest, libel, and an overall lack of social responsibility. The overlying issue over the entire movie, and the reason for the 60 Minutes broadcast is the completely unethical behavior of the tobacco industry...
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The industry is guilty of committing several unethical behavior multiple times. First, since the day the FDA announced that cigarettes are damaging to the lung, throat, and body in general, the tobacco industry is providing a damaging product knowingly to its consumers which is a complete lack of social responsibility towards its stakeholders...
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Nicotine Ethics of the Tobacco Industry Taxation and the Tobacco Industry The Insider: An Ethics Perspective Tobacco Industry Analysis Immoral Acts Of The Tobacco Industry Nicotine Nicotine nicotine addicts ETHANOL OR NICOTINE PREFERENCE Nicotine and Attention How Tobacco Companies Advertise Phillip Morris and the Tobacco Industry Should Tobacco Companies be to Blame? Tobacco Companies Targeting Young People
 

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