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3 years ago

Explain the importance of making ethical decisions when dealing with

Business

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aleksley [76]3 years ago

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Answer:

<u><em>Ethical decisions when dealing with businesses and institutions.</em></u>

It is important in many aspects:

1. Judicial aspects: If you take unethical decision, you have to be responsible for the risk of future audits that might discover your unethical behavior and would have to afront charges.

2. Reputational Aspects: In the long run much of your trust is at stake as you might become a felon and would have to work really hard to change that view of yourself within a community.

3. Personal well being: At the end is very important to have peace of mind.

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