The home country of your corporation has very clear and universally accepted standards of human rights and strict laws regarding corruption.

You are about to start a very large and profitable entity in another country. Everyone is excited at the prospect of great financial gains. But you are deep in thought on how you will conduct your business there because the government takes a dim view of individual freedoms and officials except to be bribed at every turn.

So, will you take your prized home country freedoms and ethical practices with you in the new country or will you be a realist and say "everyone else does it, and it's the only way to do business"?

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As a corporation deeply committed to ethical practices and upholding human rights I would carry our prized home country freedoms and ethical standards ... View the full answer