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A 6 page paper that discusses business ethics in New Zealand. Studies consistently indicate that New Zealand has very little corruption in their business community. The writer discusses these studies, the business code of ethics, and new organizations initiated in this nation for the promotion of ethics and social responsibility. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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File: MM12_PGnzeth.rtf
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sources. PGnzeth.rtf NEW ZEALAND BUSINESS ETHICS , November, 2001 properly! Corruption is rampant in
some parts of the world - bribery, kickbacks, misuse of funds, fraud - these and more unethical practices have led to both businesses and governments collapsing. This was the case
in the Far East. Corruption had reached unprecedented proportions but it was ignored until the East Asian crisis and billions of dollars worth of aid and investments vanished into thin
air. No country is totally exempt from unethical business practices but such behavior is far more prevalent in some countries than others. In fact, such practices are so prevalent in
some nations that other countries are demanding anti-corruption language in their trading agreements (Walsh, 1998). Transparency International is an organization in Berlin that pushes for the end
of corruption. Each year, Transparency publishes a list rating different nations in terms of the degree of corruption in business practices, including such things as bribery, graft, outright fraud. In
1998, the worst nations included Nigeria, Bolivia, Colombia and Russia. At the other end of the pendulum in terms of the degree of corrupt practices were Denmark, Finland, Sweden and
New Zealand. These last nations had the least amount of corrupt business practices (Walsh, 1998). In terms of international comparison, then, New Zealand is a nation with the least amount
of unethical behavior practices. This is not surprising since New Zealand has a focus on ethical business practices. Consider the Code of Ethics the New Zealand Convention Association publishes for
its members. The code requires each participant to commit to: * Recognise and affirm the right of the customer to courteous, prompt and honest service. * Maintain high standards and
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