Ethical issues regarding Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships
Business Ethics
Keywords:
Business, Morals, Ethics, Transatlantic, Transpacific, safety and environmental protection, Maritime Autonomous surface ships, MASSAbstract
Abstract
“Business Ethics” could be termed as the study of the policies of any given organization or a business which are in some way or other connected to corporate governance and corporate social responsibility. In this particular context, it needs to be highlighted that is the moral responsibility of the business to provide the true value of money to the people who are connected in eth exchange process. People like the customers who are connected in the exchange process, along with the internal and external shareholders and also most importantly the government. This paper examines the unethical practices or lack of corporate governance related to the factors like Autonomous cargo ships and transatlantic and transpacific voyages and challenges. The paper will primarily focus on the topic which has been selected for the paper is ethical issues related to the concept of Autonomous cargo ships and transatlantic and transpacific voyages and challenges.
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