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Unit 6

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Discussion: bribery on campus? Living on campus, you would probably think that bribery has nothing to do with you/http://. When asked “Can you be bought?”, you would scornfully answer “NO”! But, are you sure there is no bribery in the pure “ivory tower”? Share your opinion with your classmates.

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Tips: bribery in cheating in exams, e.g. Band 4 & Band 6 College English Test bribery in running for some position in Students Union bribery in asking teacher to let you pass exams …

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What is most important for the success of a business? Is bribery a common social phenomenon? Bribery or business ethics in business community?

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2. Group Discussion 1) The disadvantages of cheating on the exam. 2) If you are a person supervising an important test and find someone cheating on the spot, what will you do? 3) If you are the headmaster, what will you do to teach your students to be honest.MENU

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II. UnderstandingIn the severe competitive society, businessmen want to achieve their goals by using various kinds of means. Facing huge profits, some find it difficult to keep balance between moral standard and business interest. Here comes a problem: bribery or business ethics?MENU

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I. Structure AnalysisListing + Examples Part I (Paras. 1~4) Text Part II (Paras. 5~8) Part III (Paras. 9~11)MENU

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Part I . Bribery — a common occurrence in many countries (Paras.1~4)viewpoint : bribery, on the increase, a way of life example1: negotiation with government official example 2: British car manufacturer conclusion: bribery, a fact of commercial lifeMENU

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Part II . Three categories of bribery (Paras.5~8)Part II Category 1 Example 1 Category 2 Example 2 Category 3 Example 3

In this part, a writing technique is employed here:

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political purposes The 1st category: for _______________ , secure major contracts to ___________________. Example: One US corporation offered a large sum of money in support of a US presidential candidate…MENU

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obtain quicker official approval The 2nd category: to _________________________, speed up the wheel to ___________________ of government ___________________. Example: a sales manager who had been trying for some months to sell road machinery to the Min is te r o f Works…

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The 3rd category: to pay people to help with the passage _______ of a business deal.

Example: Some Middle East countries would be included on this list, as well as certain Asian countries.MENU

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Part III . Efforts to prohibit bribery and its prospect (Paras.9~11)1. Who is making efforts to prohibit bribery? ICC. 2. How to prohibit bribery? Set up a code of conduct that would ban giving and seeking of bribes. 3. What is the prospect? Opinions differ among members of the ICC. It is difficult to square business interests MENU with moral conscience.

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3. Key Words

bribery

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