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This 5 page paper looks at a case study provided by the student. An office in the fictional Latin American country of Latino has been undertaking business with the use of ‘bribes’ which are culturally acceptable in the country. The paper answers a series of questions regarding the ethical and legal nature of the payments made to facilitate or lubricate business, discussing when they are right and when they are wrong and from which country’s perspective the ethical judgement should be made. The bibliography cites 1 source.
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File: TS14_TEbribe.rtf
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in order to get equipment accepted. Payments to a government official would be unethical applying the standards of the United States. In Latino the position is different, it is a
culturally accepted norm. Therefore, it is not an ethical according to Latino culture. Question 2 Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (as amended) payments to government officials are classified as
a bribe of and are not legal. Therefore, the payment that was made to the government official in order to make fiction adjustments to the equipment so that it would
be set accepted is illegal. The payment which was made in order to speed up the transportation of goods is a different matter, while this may be interpreted as a
bribe, it may also be seen as an incentive for opportunity. The transportation would have taken place anyway; it is now taking place more slowly. Therefore this payment is not
illegal. Question 3 The payments to the government official may be seen as extortion. This may have started out as subornation, as the government official was misleading Frank, but in
taking this further and telling him that the shipment could not be accepted it may be argued that the shifts from subornation to extortion. The payment to hope help speed
the transfer of the goods during transportation may be seen as location. This is helping the process take place and speeding it along. It is not extortion or subornation as
a task would still have taken place. The latest call to inspect machinery may be seen as an attempt at subornation due to the appearance of this being a misleading
situation and an attempt by the party calling Frank in to inspect machinery claiming a fault in order to bribe him. Question 4 Frank argued that there is a similarity
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