Abstract
About 56 percent of graduate schools of business administration offer courses in the socioethical issues of business. This article reports one such course, taught at Dartmouth's Tuck School in 1961. Ten years later the author surveyed his former students on ethical issues and found that they have been helped in business decision making by their course in ethics as MBA students.
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