Ethical Decision-Making Differences Between Philippines and United States Students

Linda Flaming · Gilda M. Agacer · Nancy Uddin

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Ethics in Business and Education Cultural Differences and Values Global and Cross-Cultural Management

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In today's global marketplace, the Philippines provide a unique example of an Asian culture with established economic ties to the West. In this study, Philippine and United States undergraduate business students responded to 13 vignettes describing questionable ethical actions in business situations. Results reveal significant differences between groups for 9 of the 13 vignettes. For 4 vignettes, Philippine participants were more disapproving of the actions, and for another 5, United States participants were more disapproving. The study suggests that cultural differences continue and the implications of these differences should be considered in today's global economy.

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