Can a government legislate morality maybe not but it can


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Can a government legislate morality? Maybe not but it can legislate behavior. That legislation may not always stop bad behavior but if properly enforced, it may make violators sorry what they did and serve as an example to deter others. The FCPA was intended to stop bribery or at least stop companies that are either based or operate in the US from engaging in bribery. The law did not stop Siemens from bribery but it did make the practice expensive for the firm.

Address the following in your paper:

  • What are the costs and benefits of bribery to a business?
  • Is the FCPA unnecessarily harsh or do its provisions dispense the appropriate level of punishment?
  • In your view, how heavily should Siemens be fined? In addition to fines, what else can be done?
  • Are some of Siemens employees "bad apples" or is Siemens a "bad barrel"?
  • Write between 750 - 1250 words (approximately 3 - 5 pages) using Microsoft Word in APA style.
  • PLEASE NO PLAGIARISM

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