Predictors of ethical decisions regarding insider trading
David E. Terpstra, Mario G. C. Reyes, Donald W. Bokor
Journal of Business Ethics · 1991 · Volume 10 · Issue 9
Abstract
This paper examines potential predictors of ethical decisions regarding insider trading. An interactionist perspective is taken, in which person variables, situational variables, and the interaction of these two sets of variables are viewed as influencing ethical decisions. The results of our study support such a perspective. Ethical decisions regarding insider trading appear to be a function of a complex set of interacting variables related to both the person and the situation. The implications of these findings are discussed.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Potential Predictor, Ethical Decision, Person Variable, Study Support
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