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algol13
3 years ago
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You work for a company that always pushes the envelope with respect to reporting revenues and expenses. You often disagree with

the company because its approach to reporting these amounts cannot be justified from a GAAP perspective. You are upset and are considering whether this is a company that has a culture you want to be part of . Which of the following best characterizes the ethical issues of concern?A. Rights TheoryB. Ethical DissonanceC. Moral blindnessD. Materiality
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1 answer:
Artemon [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Ethical Dissonance

Explanation:

Ethical Dissonance refers to a  divide between an individual desired moral identity and the  benefit they derive from acting against such ethical codes, conducts, beliefs or values.

The culture of the company is not in alignment with the my ethical codes', because its approach to reporting  amounts cannot be justified from a GAAP perspective, the ethical issues of concern is Ethical Dissonance

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