How can an ethical culture have a direct effect on the bottom line of an organization?
What will be an ideal response?
If attended to and supported, a strong ethical culture can serve as a deterrent to stakeholder damage and improve bottom line sustainability. If ignored, the culture could instead reinforce a perception that "anything goes," and "any way to a better bottom line is acceptable," destroying long-term sustainability.
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