U.S. companies generally have the code of ethics that provides guidelines for employees. However, these guidelines can be restrictive compared with the general guidelines used in other countries. Consider the Integration of the United States selling supplies to foreign producers. Both codes and Management and the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prohibits Integration to offer commissions to employees of manufacturing companies who order products. In some countries this kind of behavior is acceptable. Thus, U.S. suppliers are at disadvantage because its employees are required to comply with ethical codes more stringent. This is a common ethical dilemmas faced by companies of the United States must choose between ignoring their ethical guidelines, or participate in a tender with a longer position in foreign countries certain.
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