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Corruption — Moral, Ethical, Financial and Legal Implications
A grounding in why corruption matters — its moral and ethical stakes, its financial cost, and the legal exposure it creates for organizations and individuals.
Before the mechanics, the stakes. This session examines corruption as a moral and ethical problem, as a measurable financial cost to organizations and economies, and as a source of legal exposure for both companies and the individuals who work in them.
It provides the shared vocabulary the rest of the catalogue builds on.
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