question archive The United States enforces its antibribery policies, but many countries consider bribery a cost of doing business
The United States enforces its antibribery policies, but many countries consider bribery a cost of doing business
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The United States enforces its antibribery policies, but many countries consider bribery a cost of doing business. How can an American company compete in an arena where the competitors routinely use bribery? How can you, as a consultant, protect the company you are helping from the risks of violating U.S. laws? Do the current laws and punishments effectively deter companies from this unethical behavior? Or, do the potential profits outweigh the possible fines for noncompliance?
