This investigation reveals significant differences in ethical orientations in business students from the U.S. and Mexico, underscoring the impact of cultural context.
This study is an investigation of cross-cultural ethical orientations of upper level business students from universities in Mexico and the United States using retail environment scenarios. The study controlled for the potentially confounding variables of age, gender, retail experience, and type of university. Significant differences in three ethical dimensions (customer-related, peer-related, work-related) were found to exist between US and Mexican students. No significant differences were found in ethical orientations between students in secular and Catholic universities in the United States; however, significant differences were found in ethical orientations between secular and Catholic university students in Mexico.
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