Preventing organizational ethical collapse

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Studies of collapsed corporations reveal the common threads that predict ethical collapse, which is basically due to the struggle to meet the goal, which impairs their decision-making. The seven factors that contribute to ethical collapse that are common to organizations, whether for profit, nonprofit or government agency are discussed in detail.

Business Ethics, Analysis, Associations, institutions, etc., Organizations

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Financial management shared services: A guide for federal users

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Most of federal agencies are considering using some form of shared services as they modernize, update or replace their financial management services. Reasons for shared services include cost reduction, standardization, maintaining unqualified opinions on financial statements and other things.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Management dynamics, Standards, Management, Company business management, Government financial institutions

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Accounting ethics... imagine that

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The government accounting professionals are introduced to the ethical concept of moral imagination. It is suggested that the active use of imagination and creative thinking can help lead to the right ethical decision.

Decision-making, Decision making, Professional ethics, Government accounting

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