Morad  Nazari, Naree  Weerakit, 
    Ethical Decision-Making of Hospitality and Tourism Students
(Effect of Type of Dilemma and Gender),
    International Business Management,
    Volume 8,Issue 4,
    2014,
    Pages 251-258,
    ISSN 1993-5250,
    ibm.2014.251.258,
    (https://makhillpublications.co/view-article.php?doi=ibm.2014.251.258)
    Abstract: The study examined ethical decision-making of hospitality and tourism students in Southern
Thailand. Thai H&T students perceived higher level of moral intensity in social and economical scenarios and
showed lower awareness on ecological ethics. They generally decide according to justice and relativism
theories give a little weight to duties and obligations (deontology theory) and are less teleological when making
decisions in ethical situations. The findings provided support for gender differences in evaluation of ethical
dilemmas but there were no considerable differences between males and females in using different theories in
ethical decision making.
    Keywords: investment potential;venture capital fund;item response theory;Venture capital;investment