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- 4. Elements of an Ethical Culture
- 6. Only 1 in 4 Companies Has a Well-Implemented Ethics Program Source: “2007 National Business Ethics Survey,” Ethics Resource Center, p. 20
- 12. Shopping for Environmentally Friendly Products in a Recession Source: 2009 Cone Consumer Environmental Survey of 1,087 adults, January 29–30.
- 18. Percentage of U.S. Workforce Who Feel the Government is Currently Providing too Little Oversight Source: 2009 National Business Ethics Survey, Ethics Resource Center, p. 31
- 20. Employees’ Preparation to Respond to Ethical Misconduct Risk Source: National Business Ethics Survey, How Employees View Ethics in Their Organizations 1994-2205 , (Washington D.C.: Ethics Resource Center, 2005): 39
Notas do Editor
- It is clear from the Ethics Resource Center’s latest survey that there is a direct correlation between confidence in government oversight and the presence of a strong ethical business culture.