Woong-Chul Lee Research Paper

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It is easy to believe that conscience is the most powerful thing that encourages people to behave. In fact, some people live their whole lives without ever doubting misconducts due to money or private profit. However, I see things differently. If you ask me, I would say conscience is not a strong method to control people. We do not need to look further than Woong-chul Lee, the prime minister of Republic of Korea, and se moja to acknowledge that money, fame , and power are more powerful motivator than conscience.

Woong-chul Lee—previous prime minister of South Korea—had been venal. After he was raised as prime minister, he established several policies; one of them was to expose all the scandals in the Congress. While the prosecution investigated

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