| Titre : | 
					Ethics in marketing | 
				 
					| Type de document :  | 
					texte imprimé | 
				 
					| Auteurs :  | 
					Smith, N. Craig, Auteur ; John A. Quelch, Auteur | 
				 
					| Editeur : | 
					Homewood, IL : Irwin | 
				 
					| Année de publication :  | 
					©1992 | 
				 
					| Importance :  | 
					xvi, 838 p. | 
				 
					| Présentation :  | 
					illustrations | 
				 
					| Format :  | 
					24 cm | 
				 
					| ISBN/ISSN/EAN :  | 
					978-0-256-10894-1 | 
				 
					| Langues : | 
					Anglais (eng) | 
				 
					| Catégories :  | 
					Business ethics Marketing.
  | 
				 
					| Mots-clés :  | 
					Ethics | 
				 
					| Note de contenu :  | 
					 	Ethics and the marketing manager -- 
The role of ethics in marketing management -- 
Ethical issues in marketing -- 
What is ethical marketing decision making? -- 
A marketing ethics framework -- 
Marketing managers, society, and the environment -- 
Marketing managers: caught in the middle -- 
Ciba-Geigy Pharmaceuticals: Pharma International -- 
McDonald's and the environment -- 
The smoke wars -- 
Barclays and South Africa -- 
Good takes on greed -- 
Ethical shopping -- 
A new sales pitch: the environment -- 
Pharmaceutical marketing practices in the Third World -- 
Market selection and marketing research -- 
Ethical issues in researching and targeting consumers -- 
Suzuki Samurai: the roll-over crisis -- 
Chevron Corporation: corporate image advertising -- 
Optical Distortion, Inc. (C): the 1988 reintroduction -- 
Secret Shopper Program -- 
Misery market: Winos and Thunderbird are a subject Gallo doesn't like to discuss -- 
Risky business: marketers make a beeline for the nation's schools -- 
After uptown, are some niches out? -- 
Making a phone call might mean telling the world about you -- 
For these MBA's, class became exercise in corporate espionage -- 
Corporate policy and the ethics of competitor intelligence gathering -- 
Product policy -- 
Ethical issues in product policy -- 
Black & Decker Corporation: Spacemaker Plus Coffeemaker (A) -- 
The Proctor & Gamble Company: the Lenor Refill Package -- 
Kodak and Polaroid: consumer compensation -- 
Protectionist the Dolphins -- 
The poisoning of America -- 
GE refrigerator woes illustrate the hazards in changing a product -- 
Incorporating a consumer safety perspective into the product development process managing product recalls -- 
Pricing policy -- 
Ethical issues in pricing -- 
Retail promotional pricing: when is a sale really a sale? (A) -- 
Amalgamated Aluminum Alloy Division -- 
Car-rental collision damage waivers -- 
Sandoz Corporation's Clozaril treats Schizophrenia -- 
who is going to pay $8,944? -- 
U.S. probes whether airlines colluded on fare increase -- 
Demand for rubber gloves skyrockets -- 
profiteering during AIDS crisis suspected -- 
Who wins with price-matching plans? -- 
Why do companies succumb to price-fixing? -- 
Distribution policy -- 
Ethical issues in distribution -- 
Sorrell Ridge: slotting allowances -- 
The Satanic verses (A) -- 
The Satanic verses (B) -- 
Benetton is accused of dubious tactics by some store owners -- 
The banks: redlining and rhetoric -- 
Growth of museum shops stirs debate on tax status -- 
Dealer termination agreements and resale price maintenance -- 
Marketing communications: personal selling and sales management -- 
Ethical issues in personal selling and sales force management -- 
David Namer: an interview with a professional salesman -- 
Petite Playthings, Inc., 1984 (A) -- 
Rossin Greenberg Seronick & Hill, Inc. (A) -- 
On the take -- 
Damage control at Dun & Bradstreet -- 
Don't let bad company manners hurt good products -- 
Does opportunity make the thief? How control systems influence at industrial salesperson's ethical behavior -- 
Marketing communications: advertising and sales promotions -- 
Ethical issues in advertising and sales promotions -- 
The Massachusetts Lottery -- 
Campbell Soup Company and the Federal Trade Commission -- 
Audi of America Inc. -- 
PepsiCo and Madonna -- 
Anheuser-Busch -- 
Foes claim ad bans are bad business -- 
As retailers' sales crop up everywhere, regulators wonder if the price is right -- 
A crackdown on "Charity" sweepstakes -- 
Relating research on deceptiveness law to ethics in advertising -- 
Children as consumers: the ethics of children's television advertising -- 
Marketing strategy and implementation -- 
Ethical issues in marketing strategy and implementation -- 
Sealed Air Corporation: marketing impacts of eliminating CFCs -- 
Reebok International Ltd. -- 
How a PR firm executed the alar scare -- 
Tetris game wins big for Nintendo but not for Soviet inventors -- 
To Russia, a lesson in markets -- 
Sales job: at Nordstrom Stores, service comes first -- 
but at a big price -- 
A general theory of marketing ethics -- 
The general theory of marketing ethics: a retrospective and revision. | 
				  
 
					Ethics in marketing [texte imprimé] /  Smith, N. Craig, Auteur ;  John A. Quelch, Auteur . -  Homewood, IL : Irwin, ©1992 . - xvi, 838 p. : illustrations ; 24 cm. ISBN : 978-0-256-10894-1 Langues : Anglais ( eng) 
					| Catégories :  | 
					Business ethics Marketing.
  | 
				 
					| Mots-clés :  | 
					Ethics | 
				 
					| Note de contenu :  | 
					 	Ethics and the marketing manager -- 
The role of ethics in marketing management -- 
Ethical issues in marketing -- 
What is ethical marketing decision making? -- 
A marketing ethics framework -- 
Marketing managers, society, and the environment -- 
Marketing managers: caught in the middle -- 
Ciba-Geigy Pharmaceuticals: Pharma International -- 
McDonald's and the environment -- 
The smoke wars -- 
Barclays and South Africa -- 
Good takes on greed -- 
Ethical shopping -- 
A new sales pitch: the environment -- 
Pharmaceutical marketing practices in the Third World -- 
Market selection and marketing research -- 
Ethical issues in researching and targeting consumers -- 
Suzuki Samurai: the roll-over crisis -- 
Chevron Corporation: corporate image advertising -- 
Optical Distortion, Inc. (C): the 1988 reintroduction -- 
Secret Shopper Program -- 
Misery market: Winos and Thunderbird are a subject Gallo doesn't like to discuss -- 
Risky business: marketers make a beeline for the nation's schools -- 
After uptown, are some niches out? -- 
Making a phone call might mean telling the world about you -- 
For these MBA's, class became exercise in corporate espionage -- 
Corporate policy and the ethics of competitor intelligence gathering -- 
Product policy -- 
Ethical issues in product policy -- 
Black & Decker Corporation: Spacemaker Plus Coffeemaker (A) -- 
The Proctor & Gamble Company: the Lenor Refill Package -- 
Kodak and Polaroid: consumer compensation -- 
Protectionist the Dolphins -- 
The poisoning of America -- 
GE refrigerator woes illustrate the hazards in changing a product -- 
Incorporating a consumer safety perspective into the product development process managing product recalls -- 
Pricing policy -- 
Ethical issues in pricing -- 
Retail promotional pricing: when is a sale really a sale? (A) -- 
Amalgamated Aluminum Alloy Division -- 
Car-rental collision damage waivers -- 
Sandoz Corporation's Clozaril treats Schizophrenia -- 
who is going to pay $8,944? -- 
U.S. probes whether airlines colluded on fare increase -- 
Demand for rubber gloves skyrockets -- 
profiteering during AIDS crisis suspected -- 
Who wins with price-matching plans? -- 
Why do companies succumb to price-fixing? -- 
Distribution policy -- 
Ethical issues in distribution -- 
Sorrell Ridge: slotting allowances -- 
The Satanic verses (A) -- 
The Satanic verses (B) -- 
Benetton is accused of dubious tactics by some store owners -- 
The banks: redlining and rhetoric -- 
Growth of museum shops stirs debate on tax status -- 
Dealer termination agreements and resale price maintenance -- 
Marketing communications: personal selling and sales management -- 
Ethical issues in personal selling and sales force management -- 
David Namer: an interview with a professional salesman -- 
Petite Playthings, Inc., 1984 (A) -- 
Rossin Greenberg Seronick & Hill, Inc. (A) -- 
On the take -- 
Damage control at Dun & Bradstreet -- 
Don't let bad company manners hurt good products -- 
Does opportunity make the thief? How control systems influence at industrial salesperson's ethical behavior -- 
Marketing communications: advertising and sales promotions -- 
Ethical issues in advertising and sales promotions -- 
The Massachusetts Lottery -- 
Campbell Soup Company and the Federal Trade Commission -- 
Audi of America Inc. -- 
PepsiCo and Madonna -- 
Anheuser-Busch -- 
Foes claim ad bans are bad business -- 
As retailers' sales crop up everywhere, regulators wonder if the price is right -- 
A crackdown on "Charity" sweepstakes -- 
Relating research on deceptiveness law to ethics in advertising -- 
Children as consumers: the ethics of children's television advertising -- 
Marketing strategy and implementation -- 
Ethical issues in marketing strategy and implementation -- 
Sealed Air Corporation: marketing impacts of eliminating CFCs -- 
Reebok International Ltd. -- 
How a PR firm executed the alar scare -- 
Tetris game wins big for Nintendo but not for Soviet inventors -- 
To Russia, a lesson in markets -- 
Sales job: at Nordstrom Stores, service comes first -- 
but at a big price -- 
A general theory of marketing ethics -- 
The general theory of marketing ethics: a retrospective and revision. | 
				 
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