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Are corporate codes of ethics written by government officials?
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No, corporate codes of ethics are typically written by a corporation's board of directors with input from human resources and legal departments. Corporate codes of ethics are, however, heavily informed by government decisions - laws, policies, and court rulings - in order to ensure that the company is promoting compliance as an ethical principle.
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