Ethics are not optional

By Adrian Barrick and Adrian Barrick 2002-06-14T00:00:00

If the industry is not careful, its reputation as venal vandals will become even stronger. With pressure groups able to exchange information freely, it is now impossible to apply one set of moral standards in the UK and another abroad – whatever the apparent "rules" of the local market. If ...

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