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The paper is based on the New Institutional Economic Theory, which emphasizes institutions as a vital component in the creation of wealth and economic growth. It is widely accepted that formal institutions change rapidly through political and legislative decisions. Informal institutions are deeply embedded in customs, tradition and inherited behavioral norms. Thus, change comes at a very slow pace. This research is focused on the business ethics segment of informal institutions.The paper is based on the effects of institutional changes on the position and the slope of demand curve for ethical business behavior. Business people faced with opportunity costs that influenced their behavior. Additional statistical analyses provide evidence of business ethics perception, which is more expressed in the group of managers than in the administration group. Behavior of the middle-aged population differs significantly in comparison to other groups when deciding on ethical dilemmas in real business situations.Cet article sinspire de la Nouvelle Economie Institutionnelle qui met laccent sur les institutions en tant que composante fondamentale du processus de création de richesses et de la croissance économique, Il est généralement reconnu que les institutions formelles se modifient rapidement sous limpulsion de décisions politiques et législatives. Les institutions informelles, quant à elles, sont profondément ancrées dans les coutumes, les traditions, et les normes de comportement héritées danciennes générations. Ainsi, dans le cas de ces institutions, le changement est beaucoup plus lent. Cet article met laccent sur léthique des affaires en tant quune des composantes des institutions formelles.Une des idées qui sous-tend larticle est lanalyse des effets des changements institutionnels sur la position et la pente de la courbe de demande pour des comportements éthiques dans les affaires. Les hommes daffaires font face à des coûts dopportunité qui influencent leur comportement. Des analyses statistiques supplémentaires donnent la preuve de la perception de léthique des affaires, perception qui est plus aiguë parmi les managers que parmi les administratifs. Le comportement de la population dâge intermédiaire diffère de manière significative de celui des autres groupes face à des dilemmes éthiques que suscitent certaines situations concrètes du monde des affaires.
Journal des Économistes et des Études Humaines – de Gruyter
Published: Mar 1, 2001
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