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1. Business Ethics Simulation Checkpoint #2
Identify at least one ethical situation you encountered in the Business Ethics Simulation (EPA violation, relations with a buyer, lying and accounting irregularities, etc.) you found surprising. How does this concept apply in your industry or an industry you are familiar with?
2. Resolving Ethical Business Challenges: Code of Ethics
Based on the Business Challenge case at the end of chapter 8 in our main text, in what ways might a comprehensive compliance code help JSKY company avoid ethical problems? What alternatives and responsibilities does Mary have as a representative for both the buyer and seller in this hypothetical deal? How would you handle things if you were the seller Ted and later found out the firm was not completely truthful with you?
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The business atmosphere currently is under divergent forms of attack ranging from fraud,
accounting scandals, and so forth. In this regard, accounting irregularities are a sector that
suffers a great violation of ethical considerations and rules (Gerlach, 2003). The people who hold
these offices are allowed to access the very sacred financial information of organizations and
individuals and hence it demands that they hold the highest level of integrity, honesty, and moral
principles. More serious is when the officeholders now camouflage into agents of doom by
abusing the information in their disposal by either manipulating the data facts for personal gain
or more so paint a better image for the company.
I have personally witnessed in various institutions including my government when
misappropriation of information has been done not ones not twice and the result is that the
officeholders gain from the same (Gerlach, 2003). As if this is not enough even online fraud is
another headache robbing ignorant and innocent victims millions of dollars each day by
masquerading as trusted sources. That means even when the accounting officer is honest and full
of integrity but yet lacks the knowledge about online bullying and fraud then they can fall, a
victim. With eve...