Greed, fraud & corruption

Cirencester: Management Books 2000 (2008)
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Revealing what is happening in organizations in relation to ethical issues and what corrective action can be taken to prevent unethical practices, the author deals with a different aspect of ethical (or unethical) management within each chapter concluding with a quiz and case study.

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HF5387.M3339 2008

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9781852525774

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