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C H A P T E R
Marketing
Ethics
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L E A R N I N G O B J E C T I V E S
Identify the ethical values marketers shouldembrace.
Distinguish between ethics and social
responsibility.Identify the four steps in ethical decision making.
Describe how ethics can be integrated into afirms marketing strategy.
Describe the ways in which corporate socialresponsibility programs help variousstakeholders.
Marketing Ethics
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Firm Goals
Greed and short
term profit seeking
Serious long term
consequences
Creating valueover the long run
Long termsuccess
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The Scope of Marketing Ethics
Business Ethics Marketing Ethics
Miller Commercial
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Attitudes About the
Ethical Standards of Various Professions
Why do you feel
marketers
(advertising
practitioners &
salespeople) rank so
low on this scale?
What can marketers
do to improve their
ranking?
Jeffrey M. Jones, Nurses Top Honesty and Ethics List for 11th Year, Gallup, November 1921, 2010, http://www.gallup.com/poll-145043/nurses-top-honesty-ethicslist-11-year.aspx
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Creating an Ethical Climate
in the Workplace
Values
Establish
Share
UnderstandRules
Management commitment
Employee dedication
Controls
Reward
Punishment
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American Marketing Association
Code of Ethics
Generally accepted code in marketing
Flows from general normsof conduct to specific values
Subareas within marketing have their own code ofethics to deal with specific issues
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The Influence of Personal Ethics
Genetics Family
Religion Values
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The Link Between Ethics and
Corporate Social Responsibility
Socially Responsible Socially Irresponsible
Ethical
Unethical
Both ethical and
socially
responsible
Neither ethical nor
socially responsible
Questionable firm
practices, yet donates a
lot to the community
Ethical firm not involved
with the larger
community
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A Framework for
Ethical Decision Making
Step 1
IdentifyIssues
Step 2
Gatherinformationand identifystakeholders
Step 3
Brainstormand evaluatealternatives
Step 4
Choose acourse ofaction
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Step One: Identify Issues
Marketingresearch
firm issues
Usingresults tomislead oreven harmthe public
Datacollectionmethods
Hiding thereal
purpose ofthe study
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Step Two: Gather Information
and Identify Stakeholders
Identify all ethical issuesand relevant legalinformation
Identify all relevantstakeholders and get
their input on anyidentified ethical issues
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Step Three: Brainstorm
and Evaluate Alternatives
Halt the marketresearch project?
Make responses
anonymous? Instituting training on
the AMA Code of
Ethics for all
researchers
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Step Four: Choose a Course of Action
Weigh the alternatives
Take a course of action
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CHECK YOURSELF
1. Identify the stages in the ethical decision-
making framework.
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Integrating Ethics Into
Marketing Strategy
Planning Phase
Implementation Phase
Control Phase
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Planning Phase
The mission or visionstatement sets the
overall ethical tone for
planning.
Mission statements
can be used as a
means to guide a
firms SWOT analysis.
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Newmans OwnDonating over $200 mil l ion s ince 1982
Newmans Own, Inc.
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Implementation Phase
Should the firm be targeting
this market with this product?
Should the firm be sellingits product in this market
in this manner?
Should the firm be relocating
production to another country?
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Control Phase
1. Checksuccessful
implementation
2. React to change
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CHECK YOURSELF
1. What ethical questions should a marketing
manager consider at each stage of themarketing plan?
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Employees Their families
Employees
Currentcustomers
Potentialcustomers
Customers
Community
Environment
Society
Partners
Competitors
Marketplace
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CHECK YOURSELF
1. How has corporate social responsibility
evolved since the turn of the twenty-first
century?2. Provide examples of each of the
stakeholders that firms should consider in
their corporate social responsibility efforts.
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