The power of money: a cross-cultural analysis of business-related beliefs

Swee Hoon Ang

Journal of World Business, 2000, vol. 35, issue 1, 43-60

Abstract: This study compared beliefs in money, business ethics and social responsibility, and guanxi; and Machiavellian personality among youths in two Asian economies--Hong Kong and Singapore--and two Western economies--Canada and Hawaii. It found interesting variations across economies. The factors that influence how much one believes in the power of money also varied.

Date: 2000
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