Personal and professional values underlying ethical decisions: a comparison of American and Thai marketers

Article Abstract:

A study was carried out to determine the differences in business and professional ethics between marketing professionals from a newly industrializing country and those from a highly industrialized country. The study, which is based on data from the US and Thailand, showed that marketers from newly industrializing country are more collectivistic while those from industrialized nations are highly individualistic.

Decision-making, Decision making

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Some important factors underlying ethical decisions of Middle-Eastern marketers

Article Abstract:

The article examines the influences of age, perceived importance of ethical standards, and ethical perceptions on the ethical intentions of Middle-Eastern marketers. Findings support a link between perceived importance and ethical intent; age was not found to have an impact.

Public affairs, Advertising, Middle East, Business Ethics, Ethics, Demographic aspects, Comparative analysis, Marketing industry

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Selected antecedents and components of ethical decision-making processes of American and South African marketers

Article Abstract:

This article analyzes and compares ethical behavior of American and South African marketers.

United States, South Africa, Statistical Data Included, Surveys, Ethics

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