Unravelling the ethical decision-making process: Clues from an empirical study comparingfortune 1 000 executives and MBA students [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 14 (10):805 - 817 (1995)
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Abstract

Using a nationwide survey, this study compared the ethical values and decision processes ofFortune executives and MBA students. Statistically significant differences in ethical values were found by class of respondent, gender, and professed decision approach. MBAs were also found to process ethical decisions differently than business professionals.

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