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ALL CASE STUDIES IN BUSINESS ETHICS
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Sixty Years and Spending

Teacher Salaries

Mercy on Our Money

Donation Dispute

Firing for Gossip

The Exchange Rate

The Source of Money

Rolling the Dice

More Work Less Pay

Communal Education

Black and White Legal Proceedings

The Economics of Pesach

The Economics of Health Care

Matrimonial Assets

The Sin of Neglect

Stolen and Found

Traveling Taxes

The Strike Price

Election Etiquette – the Canadian Way

Appointing Judges

Returning Charity

Get It in Writing

Can Executive Salaries Be Clawed Back?

Forgiving African Debt

Public Accountability

Taking Personal Responsibility

Suing for Bad Advice

Torah Tax Planning

Corporate Altruism

He Shoots He Doesn't Score

"Donating" Organs

For the Love of Money

"Interesting" Times

Workers Beware

Perception is Reality

The Public Trust

Economic House Cleaning

Tzedakah Allocations

May One Shop at a Cash Only Business?

May a Departing Employee Compete Directly with his Former Firm?

Should Teacher Strikes be Outlawed?

Does Day–School Tuition Count as Tzedakah?

Charging Guests for Yom Tov Seats

Enron Ethics and the Whistleblower

Conflict of Interest

Maintaining Professional Confidences

Religious Ritual and Economics

Ethical Investing

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