吉布斯和满足与幸福的问题

IF 4.8 Q1 Economics, Econometrics and Finance

Business Ethics-A European Review Pub Date : 2009-10-01 DOI:10.1111/j.1467-8608.2009.01572.x

M. Schwartz

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摘要

本文回应了保罗·吉布斯(Paul Gibbs)在2004年发表的一篇论文，在那篇论文中，吉布斯指出，市场营销目前与幸福的概念无关;此外，市场营销缺乏“充分的道德基础”。吉布斯提出了道德期望，营销人员不仅要满足他们的实际客户，还要考虑到更大社会的福祉。然而，本文思考这种期望是否不是由于吉布斯在营销中对满意度和交换的一些混淆，并质疑营销是否可以追求这样的目标。

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Gibbs and the Problems of Satisfaction and Well-Being

This paper responds to a 2004 paper by Paul Gibbs in which he remonstrates that marketing currently has no concern with the notion of well-being; and furthermore that marketing lacks ‘an adequate moral grounding’. Gibbs advances the moral expectation that marketers consider not merely satisfying their actual customers, but also consider the well-being of the larger society. However, this paper contemplates whether such an expectation is not due to some confusion by Gibbs between satisfaction and exchange in marketing, and questions whether marketing could pursue such aims.

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