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Business, 24.08.2021 03:30 fshane7705

Midori Watanabe is the bookkeeper for the Penfield Inn. Last month, cash was tight, so the owner told Midori to write out the checks to pay suppliers but not to mail them until there was enough money in the checking account to cover the checks. Instructions:

Use the three-step checklist to determine whether or not the action demonstrates ethical behavior.

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