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Survey investigates Hindu ethics' influence on accounting decisions, suggesting strong moral frameworks.
This paper investigates the relationship between five Hindu ethical constructs — Satya(truthfulness), Asteya (non-stealing), Aparigraha (non-possessiveness), Dharma (righteous duty), andKarma (consequential action) — and ethical decision-making in accounting practice. Using surveydata from 220 professionals, we find that Dharma orientation and Satya are the strongest predictorsof ethical accounting behavior (R² = 0.46). Findings suggest that indigenous moral philosophies offera coherent normative scaffold for contemporary accounting ethics frameworks.
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