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When business decisions are guided purely by self or financial-interests, the company and leaders usually end up in trouble with the ethics committee and/or legal arena," a valid point. There are many organizations that are altruistic in their approach to a balance of ethics in business, their employees, and their shareholders. Unfortunately, I do believe that there is a recurring theme within some of the businesses that put too much emphasis on pay and stocks. Snipe (2002) states, "One of the reasons we are where we are is because of companies like Enron where stock options are linked to income," do you still see this as an issue within Corporate America?

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The solution examines business decisions for financial-interests. Corporate American is examined.

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Yes, this is still an issue within Corporate America. Over the last few years, there have been many stories of corruption in the news. Just about everyone in business has ...

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