A manager who refuses to bribe customs officials in a foreign country, even though it is morally acceptable in that country, is most likely to believe in which of the following perspectives on ethics?
A)relativism
B)normativism
C)humanism
D)existentialism

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Normativism is the perspective on ethics that suggests there are universal moral standards that should be followed regardless of cultural or situational differences. In this scenario, the manager is refusing to participate in bribery because they believe it is morally wrong according to their own set of universal moral standards, rather than adapting to the cultural norms of the foreign country.

A Manager Who Refuses to Bribe Customs Officials in a Foreign