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2 years ago

What is one reason that could explain why some unethical behavior goes unreported?

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Vikki [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Well some people may be threatened by the person who is engaging in unethical behavior or some are just timid and keep to themselves, and just tolerate the unethical behavior, in order to not create conflict or not make enemies within the workplace. But either way we should always report unethical behaviors if we witness it, because if you do not take action it can create an atmosphere where misconduct spreads like wildfire.

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The answer is: Signal will not succeed on their claims.

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Debit $3,200,000 Cash

Credit $3,200,000 Bonds Payable

Interest semiannually on June 30

Debit $144,000 Bond Interest Expense

Credit $144,000 Cash

Interest semiannually on December 31

Debit $144,000 Bond Interest Expense

Credit $144,000 Cash

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Debit $3,200,000 Bonds Payable

Credit $144,000 Bond Interest Expense

Credit $3,344,000 Cash

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Credit $144,000 Cash

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Credit $144,000 Bond Interest Expense

Credit $3,344,000 Cash

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