HeermanceE.L., Codes of Ethics: A Handbook (Burlington, Vermont: Free Press Printing, 1924).
2.
EnellJ.W., Business Ethics: A Collection of Documents Compiled by the A.M.A. (New York: American Management Association, 1962); AustinR. W., “Code of Conduct for Executives,”Harvard Business Review (September-October 1961), pp. 53–61.
3.
BascheR., Unusual Foreign Payments: A Survey of the Policies and Practices of U.S. Companies (New York: The Conference Board, 1976); GreeneJ.G., Assuring Ethical Conduct Abroad, Information Bulletin No. 12 (New York: The Conference Board, 1976); KramerO., “Ethics Programs Can Help Companies Set Standards of Conduct,”Administrative Management (January 1977), pp. 46–49; TaylorJ.C., “Preventing Improper Payment Through Internal Controls,”The Conference Board Record (August 1976), pp. 17–19.
4.
Report of the Special Advisory Committee on Internal Accounting Control (New York: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1979), p. 12.
5.
MathesS.ThompsonG., “Ensuring Ethical Conduct in Business,”The Conference Board Record (December 1964), pp. 17–27.
6.
BaumhartR., Ethics in Business (New York: Holt, Rinehart, & Winston, 1968).
7.
Firms were categorized by SIC codes provided by respondents or derived from SIC listing.
8.
RichmonB., “Can We Prevent Questionable Foreign Payments?”Business Horizons (June 1979), pp. 14–19.
9.
Another article on corporate codes of conduct is Robert Chatov's “What Corporate Ethics Statements Say,” which appeared in Vol. XXII, No. 4 of the California Management Review.
