Acct120 Class #3 Ethics In Accounting
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Today's accounting class covered ethics and the Enron scandal. The instructor gave a short presentation on ethics and ethics in accounting. Students read an article about the Enron scandal from the New York Times and answered questions. The class discussed how ethics involve distinguishing right from wrong, and how ethical standards like the Rotary 4-Way Test can provide guidance for making ethical business decisions.
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