Multinational firms are forbidden to engage in unethical transactions by the local anti-bribery, anti-child-labor law, and anticorruption
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Multinational firms are forbidden to engage in unethical transactions by the local anti-bribery, anti-child-labor law, and anticorruption laws of the countries in which they operate and those of their home country. With the rise in global ethical concerns, the multinational firms can develop reputational risks if it outsources some of its operations to corruptionprone suppliers. How can multinational firms limit these risks?
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Multinational Business Finance
ISBN: 9781292445960
16th Global Edition
Authors: David Eiteman, Arthur Stonehill, Michael Moffett
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