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Why unethical practices go unpunished in competitive markets
Why unethical practices go unpunished in competitive markets
Research conducted by Niek Hoogervorst and Pieter Desmet, indicated that managers who think their businesses are active in highly competitive markets, are more likely to dismiss unethical decisions as 'acceptable business practices'.
Research conducted by Niek Hoogervorst and Pieter Desmet, indicated that managers who think their businesses are active in highly competitive markets, are more likely to dismiss unethical decisions as 'acceptable business practices'.