It is managers who make decisions in the company. It is their expressed moral values and ethicality of their
actions that are the basis for distinguishing three models of management: (1) immoral or unethical management- it is
characterizedby greed and selfish desire to maximize profits; it is a conscious unethical action, not caring for other
participants in economic life; nothing but profit is important; (2) amoral management- increasing company benefits,
managers do not realize that their actionsare ethical, or they feel that "business" life is not guided by the principles
of ethics, they act according to agreements, but contrary to ethical principles of "free "enterprise; (3) moral
management- that is consistent with ethical behaviour, the aim of which is to make a profit, but with regard to law,
moral standards and the standards of professional behaviour; moral entrepreneurs aspire to higher goals. The leaders
shape the ethical climate. Ethical standards are used as models for evaluating activities within the company, giving
people the foundation for morally positive action