The Components of Ethical Decision Making: A Comparison of Decision Priorities in India, China, and the United States of America
Alex Sharland
University of South Alabama, USA
Mohan Menon
University of North Georgia, USA
Jyothsna Mallela
Gitam Institute of Management, India
Volume 10: 2015, pp. 83-94; ABSTRACT
Decisions are made weighing and evaluating priorities. Culture impacts the weight given to the priorities so that similar situations are often dealt with differently by decision makers from different cultures. This empirical study offers confirmation that Indian, Chinese, and U.S. based people do not approach decisions in a similar way.
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