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This study surveyed 309 business students (180 men and 129 women) enrolled in introductory accounting and business law classes on various aspects of honesty in academics. The study was motivated by the need to examine the underlying issues associated with students’ perceptions of cheating and...
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Who is the whistleblower, and how do they reach the difficult decision to blow the whistle? The article argues that the … whistleblower. What is missing, in particular, is a better, sociologically informed, understanding of the various social domains in … whistleblower’s moral reflexivity. To pursue this idea, the article conducts a qualitative analysis of 14 whistleblower …
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We explore how power and justice dynamics influence whistleblowing behaviour in family firms, focusing on the under-explored construct of connection power. Power and justice are two important, interrelated forces strongly affecting moral behaviour. We hypothesise a moderated moderation model and...
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We consider a game between a principal, an agent, and a monitor in which the principal would like to rely on messages by the monitor to target intervention against a misbehaving agent. The difficulty is that the agent can credibly threaten to retaliate against likely whistleblowers in the event...
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The Dodd-Frank Act provides that SEC whistleblower awards must equal not less than 10 and not more than 30 percent of … make sense? To begin to answer that question requires an understanding of the purpose of whistleblower awards and an …
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In this article we focus on a previously neglected cost of whistle-blower awards: employers may base their hiring … whistle-blower. We develop a three-stage model to examine how productivity losses due to distortions at the hiring stage … influence optimal whistle-blower rewards. We characterize optimal rewards for whistle-blowing, and show that the size of these …
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Whistleblowers may face significant costs from reporting on misconduct. While regulations offering monetary rewards to ensure a certain level of reporting have become increasingly popular around the world, the European Union remains hesitant, requiring only minimum protection for whistleblowers...
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