Abstract

In the realm of global commerce, navigating the intersection of legal and moral requirements is crucial for sustainable and ethical business practices. This article outlines a structured framework for examining global commerce by addressing both legal obligations and ethical considerations. The framework encompasses four primary areas: the economic integration of global trade, international and national legal requirements, and moral imperatives such as human rights, environmental sustainability, fair trade practices, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). By integrating these elements, businesses can ensure compliance with diverse legal systems while also adhering to high ethical standards. This comprehensive approach not only facilitates lawful operations but also promotes ethical business practices in an increasingly complex and interconnected global marketplace.