Ethical Standards in Advertising: A Worldwide Perspective

Journal of Business Ethics 19 (2):159 - 169 (1999)
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Abstract

An empirical study indicates how close advertisers from all the continents have been from the natural law and other fundamental moral principles. In their professional activities, many advertisers assumed the philosophical relativism as the framework for fundamental concepts. The ethical problems have not been equated with objectivity and the realist approach is appointed as a solution.

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