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Subject: Fiduciary agent's responsibilities - confucius, ruskin, cicero, machiavelli
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Posted: 12 Dec 2002 15:48 PST
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Question ID: 123867

What is a fiduciary agent, and why do we have them in business? 
How has the idea of a fiduciary been represented by the writers
Confucius, John Ruskin, Cicero, and Machiavelli?
What are the limits, if any, to fiduciary relationships: are there
certain things a fiduciary cannot or should not do?

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