The Costs of Ethical Misconduct Include

question 11

True/False

The costs of ethical misconduct include:
1) loss of customers;
2) employee turnover;
3) loss of equity;
4) increased operating costs;
5) demoralized employees;
6) legal expenses;
7) higher funding costs; and
8) loss of public trust.

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Definitions:

Account Executives

Professionals responsible for managing client accounts and relationships in various industries, ensuring customer satisfaction and sales growth.

Sustainable Supply Chain

A supply chain management approach that incorporates ecological and social considerations into all stages of the supply chain.

Sustainability Standards

Guidelines and criteria designed to promote environmentally responsible and socially equitable business practices within industries.

Inbound Logistics

The process of receiving, handling, and storing goods that are coming into a business from suppliers.