You share a flat with two other students, Peter studying engineering and Paul studying music.One evening, after your Managing Across Cultures lecture on management ethics,you return home to hear them engaged in a heated argument about morality and ethics. Peter is telling Paul that it is obvious that there is a straightforward right-and-wrong answer to any moral question, asserting loudly "of course everyone should agree that it is always wrong to kill another human being; it's equally clear that no one should ever offer or receive bribes, so there are two universal wrongs!" But Paul counters with "that's just like you. What a load of rubbish. More overgeneralising; everyone knows that'when in Rome, you do what the Romans do!' There are plenty of places where you can only do business by bribing officials, something we'd never do here in Australia!" When they see you enter the room, both of them turn to you for support. How would you respond to this argument? Draw on examples of management practice to support your answer.