Ethics and business (Edexcel GCSE Business): Flashcards

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Ethics and business
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Business ethics definition

Moral standards & principles shaping business behaviour

Stakeholders definition

Groups affected by or interested in business operations

Trade-off between ethics & profit

Ethical choices cost more initially but bring long-term value

Why ethical decisions cost more

Fair wages, ethical suppliers, eco-processes cost more

Benefits of acting ethically

Customer trust, loyalty, motivation, reputation, sales

Pressure groups definition

Orgs that persuade businesses to change operations

Direct methods pressure groups use

Campaigns, media work, lobbying governments

Indirect methods pressure groups use

Boycotts, social media campaigns, partnerships

Product - ethical considerations

Sustainable resources, safe products, fair trade

Price - ethical considerations

Fair prices to suppliers, living wages, transparency

Promotion - ethical considerations

Accurate & truthful advertising, honest info

Place - ethical considerations

Local sourcing, local suppliers, shorter supply chains

Employee relations ethics examples

Fair treatment, good conditions, skills development

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