Conflict of Interest and the Talmud
A core value of Judaism is leading an ethical life. The Talmud, an authoritative source on Jewish law and tradition, has a number of discussions that deal with honesty in business and decision-making. One motive that can cause individuals to be unscrupulous is the presence of a conflict of interest....
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2008
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Journal of business ethics
Year: 2008, Volume: 78, Issue: 1, Pages: 237-246 |
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Ethics
B Religion B conflict of interest B Talmud B Jewish Law B Business |
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