Moral theory and defective tobacco advertising and warnings (the business ethics of Cipollone V. liggett group)

Journal of Business Ethics 8 (11):831 - 840 (1989)
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Abstract

Traditional moral theories help corporate decision-makers understand what position consumers, like Rose Cipollone, in Cipollone vs Liggett Group, will take against cigarette manufacturers who fail to warn of the dangers of smoking, conceal data about addiction and other dangers, from the public, as well as continue to neutralize the warnings on cigarettes by deceptive advertisements.

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