Explain the source(s) from which sound ethics are drawn, and how does one identify the ethical...

Explain the source(s) from which sound ethics are drawn, and how does one identify the ethical thing to do in a given situation?

What ethical precepts (involving accounting) have broken down in the recent past, and with what result?

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Explain the source(s) from which sound ethics are drawn, and how does one identify the ethical...

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