Because it is simply the right thing to do and in turn does not tarnish their reputation as a reputable company. Why should business ethics be expressed as part of the core curriculum? Because even if someone doesn't grow up learning the core values ​​of morality, that doesn't mean it can't still be learned and incorporated into their moral fiber. What roles does government play in business ethics? Currently, they only have a supervisory role, monitoring corporate behavior and overseeing large mergers that may act unethically. At some point, the government will have to step in fully by making businesses understand that if you act immorally, your business will suffer financially, making businesses less likely to engage in these practices and also sending a message. For students who will enter the business world, it is beneficial to act ethically. Government interference in ensuring that businesses act ethically is like the phrase "the pot that makes the kettle black", especially when elected government officials have themselves been indicted for participating in behavior unethical, but standards of moral behavior must begin.