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Business, 05.02.2021 20:50 maritzahernandez32
1. What does this case teach us about ethical decision-making behaviours?
2. Did the workplace environment or corporate culture contribute to Julie's
ability to rationalize her fraudulent activities? Did these factors contribute
to her decision to stop committing fraud? Explain how organizational
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