Ethics Many not-for-p,ofit and ,eligious organizationshave found that they can be more successful by mar- keting their ideas. What are some ways that these organizations market themselves that are similar to and different from the marketing by for-p,ofit businesses?Is it ethical for churches and religious organizations tospend money on marketing? Why or why not?

Ethics Many not-for-p,ofit and ,eligious organizationshave found that they can be more successful by mar- keting their ideas. What are some ways that these organizations market themselves that are similar to and different from the marketing by for-p,ofit businesses?Is it ethical for churches and religious organizations tospend money on marketing? Why or why not?

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter5: Managing Ethics And Social Responsibility

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