Talk:Business ethics

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Latest comment: 1 October 2024 by Thegreatbpbp in topic Untitled
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How does this article feel?

Business ethics is a broad, controversial topic. The article does really well in that it addresses important concepts and utilizes a number of citations to make its claims, arguments, and statements more grounded and reasonable. Among these citations, almost all are accredited. Many of them date back to the 18th century, and many are as new as 2020. These are good points since they can express some reliability to the readers. Examples are also effectively used since they can clarify some ambiguous concepts. Since this article is about making known of a concept, it was written in an objective, evidence-based manner, and the writing styles and the word choices are straightforward. However, some of the arguments weren’t provided with citations. Providing citations or references could make this article more solid, and the readers can easily navigate and check on the evidence. Some parts of the article, such as "Economic Systems", also weren't addressed in enough details, making it hard to fully understand what such parts are about.

Thegreatbpbp (talk) 15:27, 1 October 2024 (UTC)Reply