Machiavellianism and Corporate Ethical Values as Determinants of Accountants' Ethical Decision Making

  • Pulungan A
  • Fitriningrum A
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This study aims to evaluate ethical environment may moderate the negative effect of Machiavellianism towards accountants’ ethical decision making. Questionnaires are distributed to accountants work in various company in Jakarta. The study finds accountants with High Machs are more likely to take unethical actions, while corporate ethical values (CEV) may encourage accountant to act more ethically. However, CEV does not reduce the negative effect of Machiavellianism towards accountants’ ethical decision making. Kata

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Pulungan, A. H., & Fitriningrum, A. (2019). Machiavellianism and Corporate Ethical Values as Determinants of Accountants’ Ethical Decision Making. Journal of Research and Application: Accounting and Management, 4(1). https://doi.org/10.18382/jraam.v4i1.004

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