According to the Ethical Relativism School of Thinking

According to the ethical relativism school of thinking,

A) there can be no one-size-fits-all template (set of authentic ethical norms) against which to gauge the conduct of company personnel, due to cross-cultural differences in ethical standards.
B) a company should have a different set of ethical standards for each country in which it operates.
C) only respected religious experts can provide companies with a higher order moral compass.
D) the best source of ethical standards in each country where the company operates is that country's adopted Code of Required Ethical Conduct.
E) since there can be no one-size-fits-all set of authentic ethical norms, it is appropriate for each company to hold company personnel to observing the company's code of ethical conduct.