Maybe banking culture doesn??t always make people dishonest
NEW YORK (AP) Scientists say they were unable to confirm a highly publicized 2014 study that suggested banking culture can promote dishonesty. New lab experiments with bankers in the Middle East and Asia Pacific turned out differently, maybe indicating that the original finding doesnt apply worldwide, researchers reported Wednesday in the journal Nature. In response, the authors of the original work pointed to several differences between the two studies and stressed that they never intended a...
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