Which of the following governs the ethical and moral issues arising from the development and use of information technologies, and the creation, collection, duplication, distribution, and processing of information?

The correct answer is Information ethics

Information is fundamental for the professional growth of the professional of the Business Administrator. Assuming that the importance of learning about technological and organizational innovations is considered as a challenge in the current scenario, mainly focusing on the awareness of professionals in this area, where their main objective is to reduce costs, as the major change in focus today is that information technology it is no longer just a support for productive activities and becomes an integral part of them, often redefining the very way of doing business.

Ethics is understood as a scientific and even theological study, about customs or human actions and also about life itself when according to customs considered correct and it may be the behavior itself (which may be ethical or not).

When it comes to standards we can call it normative science; as for customs, a descriptive science. Ethical issues appear on a daily basis showing us in each situation that we live an ethical action or not. Ethical values change as well as customs change, because what was considered wrong yesterday, today can be correct.