abstract: Ethical decisions serve as the primary basis for good corporate governance. What is required for this is not a theoretical analysis of how ethical decisions are made in corporate organizations but a road map providing guidance towards such ethical decision-making. The framework in this article, empirically developed, serves this purpose. This article has heavily drawn upon empirical research through focus group interviews and factor analysis of 43 items. Two new constructs, namely, Moderators and Navigators …showed first 75 words of 7822 total…

…showed last 75 words of 7822 total…amp;lt;Tab/>45.16<Tab/>46.09<Tab/>52.83 Internal Consistency: Cronbach alpha coefficient<Tab/>0.81<Tab/>0.77<Tab/>0.75<Tab/>0.74<Tab/>0.71<Tab/>0.70<Tab/>0.60 Note:Number in the parenthesis indicates serial number in the questionnaire, d indicates double loading, c indicates loadings smaller than 0.30