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1. Verfasser:	Jennings, Marianne 1953- (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Contents PREFACE x INTRODUCTION xix UNIT 1 Foundations of Ethics: Virtue and Values 1 Section A: Defining Ethics 2 Reading 1.1 What Are Ethics? 2 Reading 1.2 The Types of Ethical Dilemmas 9 Reading 1.3 How We Avoid Ethical Dilemmas 13 Section B: Resolving Ethical Dilemmas 17 Reading 1.4 Some Simple Tests for Resolving Ethical Dilemmas 17 Reading 1.5 Pressure and Temptation: The Parable of the Sadhu 22 Reading 1.6 Trying Out Your Ethics Skills 29 Case 1.7 The Movie Ticket 3q Case 1.8 The All You Can Eat Buffet 30 Case 1.9 Puffing Your Resume 3! Case 1.10 Radar Detectors 33 Case 1.11 The Ethics of Looking Busy 34 Case 1.12 Cell Phone Alibis 34 Case 1.13 Travel Expenses: A Chance for Extra Income 35 Case 1.14 Do Cheaters Prosper? 36 UNIT 2 Foundations of Business Ethics: Virtue, Values, and Business 37 Section A: Defining Business Ethics 33 Reading 2.1 What Is Business Ethics? 38 Reading 2.2 The Areas of Ethical Challenges 39 Reading 2.3 Business Ethics and the Role of the Corporation 41 Reading 2.4 The Ethics of Responsibility 43 Reading 2.5 Is Business Bluffing Ethical? 44 Section B: Resolution of Business Ethics Dilemmas 55 Reading 2.6 Trying Out the Models and a Resolution Approach 55 Case 2.7 Boeing and the Recruiting of the Government Purchasing Agent 56 Case 2.8 The Rigged Election 58 Case 2.9 The Loan Officer and the Debtors 59 UNIT 3 Foundations of Business Ethics: What Is the Role of Business in Society? Shareholders vs. Stakeholders 61 Section A: The Role of Business in Society 62 Reading 3.1 The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits 63 Reading 3.2 A Stakeholder Theory of the Modern Corporation 69 Reading 3.3 Appeasing Stakeholders with Public Relations 75 Reading 3.4 A Combination of Ethics, Law, Capitalism, and Economics: The Coase Theorem 76 Reading 3.5 Principles of Social Responsibility in Business 80 Section B: Applying Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Theory 82 Reading 3.6 Schools of Thought on Social Responsibility 82 Case 3.7 SUVs, the Environment, Safety, and Stakeholders 84 Case 3.8 Ice T, the Body Count Album, and Shareholder Uprisings 93 Case 3.9 Guns 'n Social Responsibility 99 Case 3.10 Shock Jock: Howard Stern 110 Case 3.11 Dayton Hudson and Its Contributions to Planned Parenthood 112 Case 3.12 Bayer, Anthrax, Cipro Patents, and Half Price 113 Case 3.13 The Chicago Inner City School Experiment 118 UNIT 4 Individuals, Individual Values, and the Business Organization ^1 Section A: Trust and Employment * Reading 4.1 The Moving Line ^ Case 4.2 General Motors, Volkswagen, and the Traveling Executive 124 Case 4.3 Boeing and the Employees Who Brought the Documents with Them 126 Case 4.4 The Sale of Sand to the Saudis l30 Case 4.5 The Compliance Officer Who Strayed l31 Case 4.6 Espionage and Job Hopping Case 4.7 The Glowing Recommendation * Reading 4.8 The Ethics of Confrontation l35 Section B: Taking Advantage 142 Case 4.9 Napster: The Ethics of Peer to Peer File Sharing l42, Case 4.10 Nestle Infant Formula l UNIT 5 Individual Rights and the Business Organization 153 Section A: Corporate Due Process 154 Case 5.1 Ann Hopkins, Price Waterhouse, and the Partnership 154 Section B: Employee Screening 159 Case 5.2 Post 9/11 Security Screening 159 Section C: Employee Privacy 161 Case 5.3 Employee and Technology Privacy: Is the Boss Spying? 161 Case 5.4 The Athlete Role Model 169 Case 5.5 Private Parts and Public Life: Screening Out Employees Who Misbehave: Janet Jackson and CBS 170 Case 5.6 Drug Testing of Employees 172 Section D: Sexual Harassment 174 Case 5.7 Seinfeld in the Workplace 174 Case 5.8 Hooters: More Than a Waitress? 176 Case 5.9 Navy Top Guns and Sexual Harassment 177 Section E: Diversity, Equal Employment, and Affirmative Action 181 Reading 5.10 The Benefits of Diversity: Doug Daft, CEO of Coca Cola, Inc 181 Case 5.11 On the Job Fetal Injuries 186 Case 5.12 Denny's: Discriminatory Service with a Smile 188 Case 5.13 Texaco: The Jelly Bean Diversity Fiasco 191 Case 5.14 Hunter Tylo: Pregnancy Is Not a BFOQ 202 Section F: Whistle Blowing 204 Reading 5.15 The Options for Whistle Blowers 204 Case 5.16 Beech Nut and the No Apple Juice Apple Juice 204 Case 5.17 NASA and the Space Shuttle Booster Rockets 211 Case 5.18 Dow Corning and the Silicone Implants: Questions of Safety and Disclosure 215 Case 5.19 The Teacher with Tough Standards: Honesty 226 Reading 5.20 On Plagiarism 229 Case 5.21 The Changing Time Cards 231 Case 5.22 Harvard Business Review and the Welch Interview 232 Section G: Employee Rights 236 Case 5.23 Cheap Labor: Children, Sweatshops, Human Rights, and the Fifty Hour Work Week 236 Reading 5.24 Human Rights Declarations and Company Policies 243 UNIT 6 Business Operations: Financial Issues 257 Section A: Financial Reports: Earnings, Transparency, and Management 259 Reading 6.1 Earnings Management: The Ethical Issues Remain 259 Reading 6.2 Chainsaw Al and the Ethics of Materiality in Financial Reporting 263 Case 6.3 Creative Medical Billing 270 Case 6.4 MiniScribe and the Auditors 273 Case 6.5 FINOVA and the Loan Writeoff 276 Case 6.6 Phar Mor Earnings 281 Case 6.7 Overstated Earnings: Bausch Lomb 284 Case 6.8 Enron—The CFO, Conflicts, and Cooking the Books with Natural Gas and Electricity 286 Case 6.9 WorldCom: The Little Company That Couldn't After All 298 Case 6.10 Arthur Andersen: A Fallen Giant 315 Section B: Personal Ambition and Hubris 321 Case 6.11 Jonathan Lebed: The Middle School Tycoon 321 Case 6.12 The Inside Tract: Dan Dorfman 323 Case 6.13 Martha Stewart: Not Such a Good Thing 325 Case 6.14 Dennis Kozlowski: Tyco and the \$6,000 Shower Curtain 329 Case 6.15 Nortel: Restatements during Restatements of Earnings 339 Case 6.16 Compensation Fueled Dishonesty: Fraud to Get Results 340 Case 6.17 The Ethics of Bankruptcy 345 UNIT 7 Business Operations: Workplace Safety Risks, Systems, and International Operations 349 Section A: Conflicts between the Corporation's Ethics and Business Practices in Foreign Countries 350 Reading 7.1 Why an International Code of Ethics Would Be Good for Business 350 Case 7.2 Product Dumping 355 Case 7.3 The Taboo of Women in Management 356 Reading 7.4 The Ethics of Business in China and Business Ethics in China 358 Case 7.5 The Adoption Agency and Senor Jose's Fees 362 Case 7.6 Salt Lake City, the Olympics, and Bribery 363 Section B: Workplace Safety 370 Reading 7.7 The Regulatory Cycle 370 Case 7.8 Electromagnetic Fields: Exposure for Workers and Customers 373 Case 7.9 Johns Manville and the Asbestos Exposure 380 Case 7.10 Domino's Pizza Delivers 387 Case 7.11 Cell Phones 389 Section C: Plant Closures and Downsizing 393 Case 7.12 Aaron Feuerstein and Maiden Mills 393 Case 7.13 GM Plant Closings and Efforts at Outplacement 395 Section D: Environmental Issues 398 Case 7.14 Herman Miller and Its Rain Forest Chairs 398 Case 7.15 Exxon and Alaska 400 Case 7.16 The Death of the Great Disposable Diaper Debate 407 Section £: Purchasing: Conflicts and Bribery 410 Case 7.17 JCPenney and Its Wealthy Buyer 410 Case 7.18 Cars for Cars: Honda Executives' Allocation System 412 Case 7.19 Frozen Coke and Burger King and the Richmond Rigging 413 Case 7.20 Perks for the Good Doctors 417 Case 7.21 The Analyst Who Needed a Preschool 418 Case 7.22 Ford, Firestone, and the Rolling Explorer 422 UNIT 8 Business and Its Competition 433 Section A: Advertising Content 434 Case 8.1 Joe Camel: The Cartoon Character Who Sold Cigarettes and Nearly Felled an Industry 434 Case 8.2 Alcohol Advertising: The College Focus 441 Case 8.3 The Obligation to Screen? The Obligation to Reject: Soldier of Fortune Classifieds 443 Case 8.4 Hollywood Ads 446 Section B: Appropriation of Others' Ideas 448 Case 8.5 Ragu Thick and Zesty 448 Case 8.6 The Little Intermittent Windshield Wiper and Its Little Inventor 449 Case 8.7 V A N N A: It Belongs to Me 451 Case 8.8 Copyrights, Songs, and Charity 451 Section C: Pricing 454 Case 8.9 Archer Daniels Midland: A Giant in Grain 454 Case 8.10 Sotheby's and Christie's: The No Auction Prices 456 Section D: Competitors, the Playing Field, and Competition 460 Case 8.11 Slotting: Facilitation, Costs, or Bribery? 460 Case 8.12 Mr. Gates: Genius and Fierce Competitor 466 Section E: Business and Its Shareholders 469 Case 8.13 Executive Compensation 469 Case 8.14 Shareholder Proposals and Corporate Governance 474 UNIT 9 Business and Its Product 481 Section A: Contract Relations 482 Case 9.1 Intel and Pentium: What to Do When the Chips Are Down 482 Case 9.2 Hidden Car Rental Fees 485 Case 9.3 Thinning Diet Industry 489 Case 9.4 Sears and High Cost Auto Repairs 494 Case 9.5 Magazine Contests: The Disclosure of Odds 500 Case 9.6 McDonald's and the Disappearing Dodge Viper Game Pieces 501 SectionB: Product Safety 503 Case 9.7 Tylenol: The Product and Its Packaging Safety 503 Case 9.8 Ford and Its Pinto and GM and Its Malibu: The Repeating Exploding Gas Tank Problem 506 Case 9.9 ATVs: Danger on Wheels 513 Case 9.10 £. coli, Jack in the Box, and Cooking Temperatures 517 Section C: Product Social Issues 520 Case 9.11 The Mommy Doll 520 Case 9.12 Rock Music Warning Labels 521 Case 9.13 Stem Cell Research 524 UNIT 10 Business and Government 527 Section A: Government Employees 528 Case 10.1 A Club in My Name 528 Case 10.2 The Fireman and His Family 529 Case 10.3 Commodities, Conflicts, and Clintons 529 Case 10.4 The Secretary of Agriculture, Chicken Processors, and Football Skybox Seats 531 Case 10.5 The City Council Member with Clout 536 Case 10.6 IRS Employees and Sensitive Data 537 Case 10.7 The Generous and Profitable Foundation Board 538 Case 10.8 One Foot in Government and the Other in the Private Sector 540 Section B: Government Contracts 542 Case 10.9 Stanford University and Government Overhead Payments 542 Case 10.10 Casino Leases and the County Supervisor 545 Case 10.11 Bids, Employees, and Conflicts 546 Case 10.12 Government Pricing and Finding a Way around It 547 Section C: Government Responsibilities 548 Case 10.13 Orange County: Derivative Capital of the United States 548 Case 10.14 Cars and Conflicts 550 UNIT 1 1 Ethics and Nonprofits 551 Section A: Ethics and Nonprofits 552 Case 11.1 Giving and Spending the United Way 552 Case 11.2 New Era—If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Is Too Good to Be True. 554 Case 11.3 The Red Cross, New York, and Ground Zero 558 BUSINESS DISCIPLINE INDEX 559 PRODUCT/COMPANY/INDIVIDUALS/ SUBJECT INDEX 569 TOPIC INDEX 589
adam_txt	Contents PREFACE x INTRODUCTION xix UNIT 1 Foundations of Ethics: Virtue and Values 1 Section A: Defining Ethics 2 Reading 1.1 What Are Ethics? 2 Reading 1.2 The Types of Ethical Dilemmas 9 Reading 1.3 How We Avoid Ethical Dilemmas 13 Section B: Resolving Ethical Dilemmas 17 Reading 1.4 Some Simple Tests for Resolving Ethical Dilemmas 17 Reading 1.5 Pressure and Temptation: The Parable of the Sadhu 22 Reading 1.6 Trying Out Your Ethics Skills 29 Case 1.7 The Movie Ticket 3q Case 1.8 The All You Can Eat Buffet 30 Case 1.9 Puffing Your Resume 3! Case 1.10 Radar Detectors 33 Case 1.11 The Ethics of Looking Busy 34 Case 1.12 Cell Phone Alibis 34 Case 1.13 Travel Expenses: A Chance for Extra Income 35 Case 1.14 Do Cheaters Prosper? 36 UNIT 2 Foundations of Business Ethics: Virtue, Values, and Business 37 Section A: Defining Business Ethics 33 Reading 2.1 What Is Business Ethics? 38 Reading 2.2 The Areas of Ethical Challenges 39 Reading 2.3 Business Ethics and the Role of the Corporation 41 Reading 2.4 The Ethics of Responsibility 43 Reading 2.5 Is Business Bluffing Ethical? 44 Section B: Resolution of Business Ethics Dilemmas 55 Reading 2.6 Trying Out the Models and a Resolution Approach 55 Case 2.7 Boeing and the Recruiting of the Government Purchasing Agent 56 Case 2.8 The Rigged Election 58 Case 2.9 The Loan Officer and the Debtors 59 UNIT 3 Foundations of Business Ethics: What Is the Role of Business in Society? Shareholders vs. Stakeholders 61 Section A: The Role of Business in Society 62 Reading 3.1 The Social Responsibility of Business Is to Increase Its Profits 63 Reading 3.2 A Stakeholder Theory of the Modern Corporation 69 Reading 3.3 Appeasing Stakeholders with Public Relations 75 Reading 3.4 A Combination of Ethics, Law, Capitalism, and Economics: The Coase Theorem 76 Reading 3.5 Principles of Social Responsibility in Business 80 Section B: Applying Social Responsibility and Stakeholder Theory 82 Reading 3.6 Schools of Thought on Social Responsibility 82 Case 3.7 SUVs, the Environment, Safety, and Stakeholders 84 Case 3.8 Ice T, the Body Count Album, and Shareholder Uprisings 93 Case 3.9 Guns 'n Social Responsibility 99 Case 3.10 Shock Jock: Howard Stern 110 Case 3.11 Dayton Hudson and Its Contributions to Planned Parenthood 112 Case 3.12 Bayer, Anthrax, Cipro Patents, and Half Price 113 Case 3.13 The Chicago Inner City School Experiment 118 UNIT 4 Individuals, Individual Values, and the Business Organization ^1 Section A: Trust and Employment * Reading 4.1 The Moving Line ^ Case 4.2 General Motors, Volkswagen, and the Traveling Executive 124 Case 4.3 Boeing and the Employees Who Brought the Documents with Them 126 Case 4.4 The Sale of Sand to the Saudis l30 Case 4.5 The Compliance Officer Who Strayed l31 Case 4.6 Espionage and Job Hopping Case 4.7 The Glowing Recommendation * Reading 4.8 The Ethics of Confrontation l35 Section B: Taking Advantage 142 Case 4.9 Napster: The Ethics of Peer to Peer File Sharing l42, Case 4.10 Nestle Infant Formula l UNIT 5 Individual Rights and the Business Organization 153 Section A: Corporate Due Process 154 Case 5.1 Ann Hopkins, Price Waterhouse, and the Partnership 154 Section B: Employee Screening 159 Case 5.2 Post 9/11 Security Screening 159 Section C: Employee Privacy 161 Case 5.3 Employee and Technology Privacy: Is the Boss Spying? 161 Case 5.4 The Athlete Role Model 169 Case 5.5 Private Parts and Public Life: Screening Out Employees Who Misbehave: Janet Jackson and CBS 170 Case 5.6 Drug Testing of Employees 172 Section D: Sexual Harassment 174 Case 5.7 Seinfeld in the Workplace 174 Case 5.8 Hooters: More Than a Waitress? 176 Case 5.9 Navy Top Guns and Sexual Harassment 177 Section E: Diversity, Equal Employment, and Affirmative Action 181 Reading 5.10 The Benefits of Diversity: Doug Daft, CEO of Coca Cola, Inc 181 Case 5.11 On the Job Fetal Injuries 186 Case 5.12 Denny's: Discriminatory Service with a Smile 188 Case 5.13 Texaco: The Jelly Bean Diversity Fiasco 191 Case 5.14 Hunter Tylo: Pregnancy Is Not a BFOQ 202 Section F: Whistle Blowing 204 Reading 5.15 The Options for Whistle Blowers 204 Case 5.16 Beech Nut and the No Apple Juice Apple Juice 204 Case 5.17 NASA and the Space Shuttle Booster Rockets 211 Case 5.18 Dow Corning and the Silicone Implants: Questions of Safety and Disclosure 215 Case 5.19 The Teacher with Tough Standards: Honesty 226 Reading 5.20 On Plagiarism 229 Case 5.21 The Changing Time Cards 231 Case 5.22 Harvard Business Review and the Welch Interview 232 Section G: Employee Rights 236 Case 5.23 Cheap Labor: Children, Sweatshops, Human Rights, and the Fifty Hour Work Week 236 Reading 5.24 Human Rights Declarations and Company Policies 243 UNIT 6 Business Operations: Financial Issues 257 Section A: Financial Reports: Earnings, Transparency, and Management 259 Reading 6.1 Earnings Management: The Ethical Issues Remain 259 Reading 6.2 Chainsaw Al and the Ethics of Materiality in Financial Reporting 263 Case 6.3 Creative Medical Billing 270 Case 6.4 MiniScribe and the Auditors 273 Case 6.5 FINOVA and the Loan Writeoff 276 Case 6.6 Phar Mor Earnings 281 Case 6.7 Overstated Earnings: Bausch Lomb 284 Case 6.8 Enron—The CFO, Conflicts, and Cooking the Books with Natural Gas and Electricity 286 Case 6.9 WorldCom: The Little Company That Couldn't After All 298 Case 6.10 Arthur Andersen: A Fallen Giant 315 Section B: Personal Ambition and Hubris 321 Case 6.11 Jonathan Lebed: The Middle School Tycoon 321 Case 6.12 The Inside Tract: Dan Dorfman 323 Case 6.13 Martha Stewart: Not Such a Good Thing 325 Case 6.14 Dennis Kozlowski: Tyco and the \$6,000 Shower Curtain 329 Case 6.15 Nortel: Restatements during Restatements of Earnings 339 Case 6.16 Compensation Fueled Dishonesty: Fraud to Get Results 340 Case 6.17 The Ethics of Bankruptcy 345 UNIT 7 Business Operations: Workplace Safety Risks, Systems, and International Operations 349 Section A: Conflicts between the Corporation's Ethics and Business Practices in Foreign Countries 350 Reading 7.1 Why an International Code of Ethics Would Be Good for Business 350 Case 7.2 Product Dumping 355 Case 7.3 The Taboo of Women in Management 356 Reading 7.4 The Ethics of Business in China and Business Ethics in China 358 Case 7.5 The Adoption Agency and Senor Jose's Fees 362 Case 7.6 Salt Lake City, the Olympics, and Bribery 363 Section B: Workplace Safety 370 Reading 7.7 The Regulatory Cycle 370 Case 7.8 Electromagnetic Fields: Exposure for Workers and Customers 373 Case 7.9 Johns Manville and the Asbestos Exposure 380 Case 7.10 Domino's Pizza Delivers 387 Case 7.11 Cell Phones 389 Section C: Plant Closures and Downsizing 393 Case 7.12 Aaron Feuerstein and Maiden Mills 393 Case 7.13 GM Plant Closings and Efforts at Outplacement 395 Section D: Environmental Issues 398 Case 7.14 Herman Miller and Its Rain Forest Chairs 398 Case 7.15 Exxon and Alaska 400 Case 7.16 The Death of the Great Disposable Diaper Debate 407 Section £: Purchasing: Conflicts and Bribery 410 Case 7.17 JCPenney and Its Wealthy Buyer 410 Case 7.18 Cars for Cars: Honda Executives' Allocation System 412 Case 7.19 Frozen Coke and Burger King and the Richmond Rigging 413 Case 7.20 Perks for the Good Doctors 417 Case 7.21 The Analyst Who Needed a Preschool 418 Case 7.22 Ford, Firestone, and the Rolling Explorer 422 UNIT 8 Business and Its Competition 433 Section A: Advertising Content 434 Case 8.1 Joe Camel: The Cartoon Character Who Sold Cigarettes and Nearly Felled an Industry 434 Case 8.2 Alcohol Advertising: The College Focus 441 Case 8.3 The Obligation to Screen? The Obligation to Reject: Soldier of Fortune Classifieds 443 Case 8.4 Hollywood Ads 446 Section B: Appropriation of Others' Ideas 448 Case 8.5 Ragu Thick and Zesty 448 Case 8.6 The Little Intermittent Windshield Wiper and Its Little Inventor 449 Case 8.7 V A N N A: It Belongs to Me 451 Case 8.8 Copyrights, Songs, and Charity 451 Section C: Pricing 454 Case 8.9 Archer Daniels Midland: A Giant in Grain 454 Case 8.10 Sotheby's and Christie's: The No Auction Prices 456 Section D: Competitors, the Playing Field, and Competition 460 Case 8.11 Slotting: Facilitation, Costs, or Bribery? 460 Case 8.12 Mr. Gates: Genius and Fierce Competitor 466 Section E: Business and Its Shareholders 469 Case 8.13 Executive Compensation 469 Case 8.14 Shareholder Proposals and Corporate Governance 474 UNIT 9 Business and Its Product 481 Section A: Contract Relations 482 Case 9.1 Intel and Pentium: What to Do When the Chips Are Down 482 Case 9.2 Hidden Car Rental Fees 485 Case 9.3 Thinning Diet Industry 489 Case 9.4 Sears and High Cost Auto Repairs 494 Case 9.5 Magazine Contests: The Disclosure of Odds 500 Case 9.6 McDonald's and the Disappearing Dodge Viper Game Pieces 501 SectionB: Product Safety 503 Case 9.7 Tylenol: The Product and Its Packaging Safety 503 Case 9.8 Ford and Its Pinto and GM and Its Malibu: The Repeating Exploding Gas Tank Problem 506 Case 9.9 ATVs: Danger on Wheels 513 Case 9.10 £. coli, Jack in the Box, and Cooking Temperatures 517 Section C: Product Social Issues 520 Case 9.11 The Mommy Doll 520 Case 9.12 Rock Music Warning Labels 521 Case 9.13 Stem Cell Research 524 UNIT 10 Business and Government 527 Section A: Government Employees 528 Case 10.1 A Club in My Name 528 Case 10.2 The Fireman and His Family 529 Case 10.3 Commodities, Conflicts, and Clintons 529 Case 10.4 The Secretary of Agriculture, Chicken Processors, and Football Skybox Seats 531 Case 10.5 The City Council Member with Clout 536 Case 10.6 IRS Employees and Sensitive Data 537 Case 10.7 The Generous and Profitable Foundation Board 538 Case 10.8 One Foot in Government and the Other in the Private Sector 540 Section B: Government Contracts 542 Case 10.9 Stanford University and Government Overhead Payments 542 Case 10.10 Casino Leases and the County Supervisor 545 Case 10.11 Bids, Employees, and Conflicts 546 Case 10.12 Government Pricing and Finding a Way around It 547 Section C: Government Responsibilities 548 Case 10.13 Orange County: Derivative Capital of the United States 548 Case 10.14 Cars and Conflicts 550 UNIT 1 1 Ethics and Nonprofits 551 Section A: Ethics and Nonprofits 552 Case 11.1 Giving and Spending the United Way 552 Case 11.2 New Era—If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Is Too Good to Be True. 554 Case 11.3 The Red Cross, New York, and Ground Zero 558 BUSINESS DISCIPLINE INDEX 559 PRODUCT/COMPANY/INDIVIDUALS/ SUBJECT INDEX 569 TOPIC INDEX 589
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