A written code of ethics:
A) is the cornerstone of any formal ethics program.
B) is worthless if it reflects living principles.
C) is the obligation of a business to contribute to society. contribute to society.
D) is an ethics program that applies to all people across the world.

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A written code of ethics serves as the foundation of a formal ethics program, outlining the principles and values that guide ethical behavior within an organization. While a code of ethics may not be effective if it is not practiced, it is still an essential starting point for creating a culture of ethical behavior. The other choices are incorrect.

A Written Code of Ethics