Problem: While environmental sustainability is undeniably important, focusing on bribery, corruption, and international standards addresses the foundational issues that enable sustainable practices. For instance, ethical leadership and adherence to international standards, as suggested by Donaldson, are essential for creating a business environment where sustainable practices can flourish. Without addressing the root causes of unethical behavior, efforts to promote environmental responsibility may be undermined by the same systemic issues that allow corruption to persist. Cragg's analysis of the ethics and logic of corruption draws attention to how corrupt practices harm both economic equality and public trust. Corruption erodes the social fabric and sustains inequality by undermining the efficiency and fairness of market activities. The Avon Case Study highlights the difficulties and repercussions that firms encounter when dealing with corruption, further illuminating the practical applications of these concerns.