Ethics-Governance: Article: Culture Suggests Cheaters Do Prosper

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Culture Suggests Cheaters Do Prosper Culture Suggests Cheaters Do Prosper By Kirk O. Hanson It is time to face up to a dirty little secret. Players who use steroids in professional baseball, college coaches who have others take exams for their star athletes, high school students who cheat on the SATs, scientists who fake the results of their research and CEOs who cook the books in American corporations all may be acting rationally. With the opening of baseball season only a few weeks away, much attention will be focused on whether Barry Bonds and other baseball stars may have knowingly taken illegal steroids. If they did, there could be a simple reason why: It was worth it. Full Article: http://www.scu.edu/ethics/publ...tives/culture-of-cheating.html


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