Ethics in Marketing, Finance and HR

Ethical issues related to the marketing
mix
Unethical marketing practices
Ethical dilemmas in marketing
Ethics in Advertising
Types of unethical ads
Product
Development of new products
Encourage materialism
Performance and safety
Poor design
Lack of quality
Packaging – (copying, lays)
Counterfeiting
Expired products
 
 
 
Price
Psychological pricing
Discriminatory pricing
Price rigging
Price fixing
Price wars
Price skimming
Price gouging
Predatory pricing
Place
Premium for shelf space
Grey market
Hoarding
Monopoly outlets
Delay in delivery of goods
 
Promotion
Deception
Invasiveness
Unethical sales promotion
Unethical advertising
 
False, exaggerated, unverified claims
Distortion of facts
Concealing dark sides or side effects
Bad mouthing rivals
Using women in advertising
Using fear
Plagiarism
Exploitation
Demeaning references to age, sex, religion or
race
Spamming
Invasion of privacy
Spamming
Public bashing
Dishonesty and distortion
Distorted endorsements
Misuse of contests
Opportunism
Decency
Honesty
Social Responsibility
Truthful presentation
Comparisons
Imitation
Safety and health
Avoidance of Harm
Environmental behavior
Labour costs
Selection of employees
Training of employees
Placement of employees
Performance appraisal
Horn
Halo
Central tendency
Leniency
Strictness
Bias
Promotion of employees
Transfers
Compensation to employees
Terminations
 
Downsizing
Working conditions
Welfare facilities
Working hours
Sexual harassment
 
 
Ethical leadership is leadership that is
directed by respect for ethical beliefs
and values and for the dignity and rights
of others.
It is related to concepts such as trust,
honesty, consideration, charisma and
fairness
Good listener
People’s person
Fairness
Integrity
Confidentiality
No tolerance for ethical violations
Service motive
Dignity and respectfulness
Justice
Respect for others
Honesty
Humane
Focus on team building
Value driven
Lead by example
Encourages
Act as role models in organisation and
community
Builds trust
Bring credibility and respect for self and
organisation
Leads to collaborations
Creates good climate within the
organisation
Right way to go
Can afford self respect
Scope of ethics in finance
Ethics of finance manager
Ethics in taxation
Corporate crime
Major corporate scams in India
Role of SEBI in ensuring corporate
governance
Cadbury committee  report
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Explore ethical dilemmas in marketing, analyzing product development, pricing strategies, distribution practices, and promotions. Learn about unethical marketing practices to avoid. Enhance your understanding of advertising principles and responsible business behavior.

  • Ethics in Marketing
  • Product Development
  • Pricing Strategies
  • Distribution Practices
  • Advertising Principles

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  1. ETHICS IN MARKETING, FINANCE AND HR

  2. ETHICS IN MARKETING Ethical issues related to the marketing mix Unethical marketing practices Ethical dilemmas in marketing Ethics in Advertising Types of unethical ads

  3. Ethical issues related to the marketing mix Product Development of new products Encourage materialism Performance and safety Poor design Lack of quality Packaging (copying, lays) Counterfeiting Expired products

  4. Ethical issues related to the marketing mix Price Psychological pricing Discriminatory pricing Price rigging Price fixing Price wars Price skimming Price gouging Predatory pricing

  5. Ethical issues related to the marketing mix Place Premium for shelf space Grey market Hoarding Monopoly outlets Delay in delivery of goods

  6. Ethical issues related to the marketing mix Promotion Deception Invasiveness Unethical sales promotion Unethical advertising

  7. Unethical marketing practices False, exaggerated, unverified claims Distortion of facts Concealing dark sides or side effects Bad mouthing rivals Using women in advertising Using fear Plagiarism Exploitation Demeaning references to age, sex, religion or race Spamming

  8. Ethical dilemmas in marketing Invasion of privacy Spamming Public bashing Dishonesty and distortion Distorted endorsements Misuse of contests Opportunism

  9. Basic principals OF ADVERTISING Decency Honesty Social Responsibility Truthful presentation Comparisons Imitation Safety and health Avoidance of Harm Environmental behavior

  10. WAYS OF UNETHICAL ADVERTISING Surrogate advertisement Puffery Exaggeration Weasel claims Subliminal ads Unverified claims Women stereotyping Women used as sex symbols for promoting products Comparative advertisements Use of children in advertising

  11. Ethical issues in HR Labour costs Selection of employees Training of employees Placement of employees Performance appraisal Horn Halo Central tendency Leniency Strictness Bias Promotion of employees Transfers Compensation to employees Terminations

  12. Ethical issues in HR Downsizing Working conditions Welfare facilities Working hours Sexual harassment

  13. Ethical leadership Ethical leadership is leadership that is directed by respect for ethical beliefs and values and for the dignity and rights of others. It is related to concepts such as trust, honesty, consideration, charisma and fairness

  14. Characteristics of ethical leadership Good listener People s person Fairness Integrity Confidentiality No tolerance for ethical violations Service motive Dignity and respectfulness

  15. Characteristics of ethical leadership Justice Respect for others Honesty Humane Focus on team building Value driven Lead by example Encourages

  16. Importance of ethical leadership Act as role models in organisation and community Builds trust Bring credibility and respect for self and organisation Leads to collaborations Creates good climate within the organisation Right way to go Can afford self respect

  17. Ethics in finance Scope of ethics in finance Ethics of finance manager Ethics in taxation Corporate crime Major corporate scams in India Role of SEBI in ensuring corporate governance Cadbury committee report

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