
1.
To-identify: Whether such behaviour is common at other companies or not.
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To-identify: Importance of “tone at the top”.
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To-identify: If you would just follow along the leadership or have the courage to act as a whistle-blower.
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To-identify: How people can justify their unethical behaviour.
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To-discuss: If people stop thinking about consequences of their actions on others or do they just do their job.
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To-discuss: Why do people follow superior’s directive despite the fact that they will gain only a little.
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To-discuss: Whether people weigh the potential costs of acting unethically with the potential gains or not.
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To-discuss: Impact of this movie on your conduct as an employee or owner.
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To-discuss: Why every employee and manager should know how their company make money.
10.
To-discuss: In the light of mark-to-market accounting discuss the reason for principle of conservatism.
11.
To-discuss: Employees of Enron end up losing their retirement fund.

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