In the form of industry standards, normative business ethics takes into account which of the following types of reality outside the legal realm? A) social B) economic C) political D) normative E) descriptive
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Step 1: Normative business ethics refers to the moral principles and values that guide businesses in their decision-making processes. Show more…
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