Business Ethics in National Security Strategy on Employment and Subjective Well-Being

This article presents the problems of the perception of business ethics from the perspective of the social strategy of the development of society. The population’s employment factor is considered one of the key factors in forming business behavioral ethics, influencing the perception of subjective well-being and the development of the social strategy of national security. Economic factors of the formation of business behavioral ethics in the social strategy of national security are presented through the social components of the strategy: types of economic activity, level of employment, and education. The study’s main objective is to analyze the problems of business behavioral ethics in the context of the perception of subjective well-being in the social strategy of national security. As a methodological approach to the study of one of the internal challenges of national security ‒ the employment factor ‒ a methodical toolkit of monitoring was chosen, with the help of which it became possible to analyze the key business-ethical components influencing the perception of subjective well-being of the population of the Republic of Armenia from the point of view of social policy of national security. The key aspects of business behavioral ethics were identified through statistical processing of monitoring data using the principal component method. As a result of the statistical analysis, the age groups of the population that are most significant for forming a general idea of employment and business ethics of behavior (30‒49 years) were identified. The article also presents statistically significant correlations of business ethics variables in different age, gender, and socio-educational groups that have the greatest impact on the perception of subjective well-being. The results of the study indicate that ethical standards of behavior in business relations should be considered as strategic priorities in the social strategy of national security, influencing the development and improvement of subjective well-being.