Entre Ch 3 Vocab

in the ethical context, the process of making ethics a foundation (anchor) of your business so that decision makers act keeping in mind key ethical considerations

• business ethics
• trademark
• anchoring strategies
• prejudice

prevent companies from abusing position or power in the market through exclusion or limitation of competitor access to the market

• conflict of interest
• antitrust laws
• social entrepreneurship
• truthfulness

conduct by which companies and their agents abide by the law and respect the rights of their stakeholders, particularly their customers, clients, employees, and the surrounding community and environment

• trademark
• prejudice
• integrity
• business ethics

when an individual or organization has interests in multiple areas that come into conflict with each other

• truthfulness
• ethics
• conflict of interest
• design patent

grants the creator of a work the exclusive right to reproduce the work, typically for a specified period of time

• social entrepreneurship
• copyright
• anchoring strategies
• business ethics

practice in which a business views itself within a broader context, as a member of society with certain implicit social obligations and responsibility for its own effects on environmental and social well-being

• corporate social responsibility
• truthfulness
• business ethics
• ethics

protects product design

• anchoring strategies
• trademark
• design patent
• conflict of interest

sharing the needed facts and details about a subject in a transparent and truthful way

• diversity
• disclosure
• business ethics
• truthfulness

inclusion of many types of employees, regardless of differences (race, religion, gender, disability, LGTBQ, socioeconomic, cultural)

• design patent
• prejudice
• ethics
• diversity

entrepreneurial ventures focused on identifying an environmental problem and creating a product or process to solve that problem

• environmental entrepreneurship
• integrity
• corporate social responsibility
• business ethics