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Public Accountants' Perceptions of Ethical Work Climate

Buchan, Howard
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work ethics
employees
professional ethics
partnership
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Economic ethics
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Climate Ethics
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The purpose of this study is to consider whether the perceptions of the instrumental dimension of ethical work climate of partners (owners) of public accounting firms differ from those of employees. Perceptions of ethical climate are based on the theory developed by Victor and Cullen [1, 2]. Professionals from five public accounting firms located in New York State participated in the study. Findings suggest partners' perceptions of the instrumental dimension of ethical work climate differ from those of employees.
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2009
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