To properly define business ethics it would be the proper policies, practice and conduct to follow in a business this would be the regarding potential issues such as bribery, discrimination, and corporate responsibility. In most cases ethics can be thought of as the law, or basic framework some businesses that choose to follow to ensure the acceptance of the public and society. This law is implemented to set a level of trust between the consumers and the service/product. Ethics is directly associated with the principles and standards, it sets boundaries, and …show more content…
As a leading business it has faced a long history of ethical problems. Some issues that have arisen in the past are due to the company’s size and distribution around the world. “A list of numbers in Disney’s 2008 Corporate Responsibility Report illustrated the distribution of Disney’s business partners in the supply chain – the majority of Disney’s active vendors and licensees are located in North America (35%), Asia and Middle East (20%) excluding China and Japan; at the same time, Chinese factories (including Hong Kong and Macau) counted 39% of all the factories actively supplying Disney in 2008” (China Labor Watch, 5). Taking a look at those percentages there is quite a few problematic situations that may occur. Numerous problems were and are faced in these countries over the life of the Walt Disney