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Early Nineteenth-Century Changes,eal of yeoman farmers faced challenges, as a nascent manufacturing sector burgeoned. Telegraphs and railroads pioneered the first large-scale private enterprises, quickly eclipsing in size and extent the textile manufacturers of England and the United States. Changing technology benefited the many b

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Examples of Mid-Nineteenth-Century Business Ethics in America,ance. Purveyors of quack medicines have thrived for millennia. The desire to be cured of illness and debility has proved enduring. Food vendors, too, faced temptations to adulterate their products, often with their customers’ knowledge and consent. Wars raised different aspects of business ethics. T

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Rise of the Big Retail Merchants,d merchants’ insistence upon charging different prices to individual consumers after protracted haggling. The new-style retailers also created dream worlds of consumption. Despite these benefits, critics found plenty to criticize about these palaces of consumption, including concerns regarding the c

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Anxiety Over Product Safety,ers of potential safety flaws? Mark Dowie’s expose of the Ford Pinto in . remains a staple in business ethics classes. However, Dowie’s estimates of potential fatalities and injuries were overstated, but Ford’s estimates were biased, too. The Ford Pinto episode is an example of questionable ethical

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Get-Rich-Quick and Ponzi Schemes,hics on the part of both scammers and putative victims. Ponzi schemes not only provide insights into private scammers but also afford a comparison between business and government ethics. State governments displayed questionable ethics in running their lotteries; the federal government’s social secur