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C/M/2134. Examination of ethical thinking and marketing
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This paper examines ethical thinking in relation to marketing, and begins by defining the concept. Ethical thinking is then examined in reference to green practices and Fairtrade.
KEYWORDS: Ethical thinking, marketing, green practices, Fairtrade,
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