Ethical reasoning and risk propensity: a comparison of hospital and general industry senior executives
This research explores whether differences in ethical reasoning levels exist between senior hospital managers and top level general industry executives. Similar comparisons are made between not-for-profit hospital managers and their peers in for-profit hospitals. Also examined are the ethical reason...
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University of North Texas
1990
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| Online Access: | https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc332603/ |
| Summary: | This research explores whether differences in ethical reasoning levels exist between senior hospital managers and top level general industry executives. Similar comparisons are made between not-for-profit hospital managers and their peers in for-profit hospitals. Also examined are the ethical reasoning levels used most often by practicing executives, regardless of industry affiliation. |
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