Education for the moral development of managers: Kohlberg's stages of moral development and integrative education
Gerald D. Baxter, Charles A. Rarick
Journal of Business Ethics · 1987 · Volume 6 · Issue 3
Abstract
Recent management behavior such as the PINTO gasoline tank decision has received a great deal of notoriety. In fact, repugnant examples of management amorality and immorality abound. One is forced to ask a number of questions. Does such behavior reflect a lack of a proper education in moral behavior? Can education result in moral behavior? If so, what kind of education might that be? Answers to these questions might point a way out of the moral shadows giant corporations have cast over much of the world. An attempt to answer these questions, then, might be a worthwhile venture.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Gasoline, Moral Development, Management Behavior, Moral Behavior
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