At the CenterThe Nexus of Law and EthicsTuesday, Feb. 19, 2013Joe Grundfest, former SEC commissioner and Stanford professor, argued that the key to ethical decision making mostly lies in the determination of what is "smart," when he spoke to a recent meeting of the Center's Business and Organizational Ethics Partnership. Read about his debate with Center Executive Director Kirk O. Hanson, who countered, "We ethicists have to raise an objection. As a business executive, to say something is not smart "from a self-interested, capitalist view, I am not going to be sensitive to all the ethical questions that I may face. I'm going to miss many more of these that you claim are not smart, because I'm not asking the ethical question" as it relates to all of the stakeholders involved in the decision.
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