The Role of Individual Variables, Organizational Variables and Moral Intensity Dimensions in Libyan Management Accountants’ Ethical Decision Making

Business & Economics

• Moral Intensity 100%
• Management Accountant 91%
• Organizational Variables 83%
• Ethical Decision Making 81%
• Ethical Judgment 26%
• Ethical Intentions 15%
• Moral philosophy 14%
• Stereotyping 13%
• Accounting Education 12%
• Scenarios 12%
• Code of Ethics 12%
• Underdevelopment 11%
• Accounting Profession 11%
• Educational Level 11%
• Accounting Practices 10%
• Muslims 10%
• Predictors 10%
• Developing World 10%
• Empirical Evidence 9%
• Questionnaire 8%
• Islam 7%
• Benchmark 7%
• Methodology 4%
• Factors 3%

Social Sciences

• Libya 63%
• decision making 43%
• management 32%
• moral philosophy 20%
• scenario 20%
• Code of Ethics 16%
• lack 13%
• Islam 13%
• gender 13%
• Muslim 11%
• profession 9%
• methodology 6%
• questionnaire 6%
• evidence 5%
• education 4%

Arts & Humanities

• Ethical Decision Making 81%
• Libya 34%
• Scenarios 11%
• Moral philosophy 9%
• Code of Ethics 8%
• Underdevelopment 8%
• Stereotyping 8%
• Islam 8%
• Education 8%
• Benchmark 7%
• Predictors 7%
• Developing World 7%
• Empirical Evidence 6%
• Questionnaire 6%
• Danger 5%
• Muslims 5%
• Methodology 3%