Some Dimensions of Trust in Business Practices: From Financial and Product Representation to Licensure and Voting

Journal of Business Ethics 80 (1):97-102 (2008)
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Abstract

This paper is an examination of the role of trust in the previous seven papers in this issue of the Journal. Trust and trustworthiness are briefly characterized; their importance in business itself and in business ethics is briefly described; and each paper is discussed in relation to how trust figures in the ethical issues it raises. The overall discussion brings out the need for further work on the nature of trust and on the elements in business, such as transparency, that apparently help to sustain it.

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