Topic: International Business Ethics- based on human rights and standards
Scope: This paper will explore the different standards when it comes to other countries around the world and the differences and similarities between the USA and other countries. The paper will also explore the different human rights and how in other countries they are abused when it comes to the working conditions and how under paid some people are around the world.
Title: Overcoming cultural differences and violations of human rights are ethical difficulties faced by multinational corporations.
Thesis Statement: When it comes to the corporate world there are always questions that comes up about like when it comes to ethical standards and human rights which is also known as international business ethics. With these questions coming up it causes a lot of trouble in larger companies and in this paper I am going to talk more when to comes to the human rights being abused and the different standards that are different then the ones in the USA.
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- This paper must include the following elements: Title; Abstract (50 words minimum and 100 words maximum); Keywords (3 terms minimum and 5 terms maximum); Introduction; Thesis Statement; Body (points and sub-points); Conclusion; and References (7 references minimum and no maximum). If appropriate, it also may include relevant charts, tables, figures, and appendixes. Examples of manuscripts in this format are available in the Journal of Multidisciplinary Research.
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