BUSINESS ETHICS AND LEGAL LIABILITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES

ABSTRACT: State-owned enterprises are the embodiment of the purpose of the country's implementation namely the welfare of the nation's life as mandated the opening ofthe Constitution article 33, the state-owned enterprises area company whose shares consist 51% of the country's ownership and has business governance by involving its management from state institutions i.e. the Ministry of State-owned enterprises. The purpose of this research is to know how business ethics must be held in the management of state-owned enterprises as well as of business ethics so that the objectives of the Constitution can be achieved. This method of research methods uses the focus of the Judicial Case Study. Research type of Library Research. The research approach uses a normative approach. The data source used is secondary data. Data collection methods are pursued througha library study, a qualitative descriptive data analysis method. Business ethics in the management of state-owned enterprises is through the principle of good corporate governancewith the spirit of conducting transparent corporate governance and accountability. Implementation of business ethics through good corporate governancecan be done by the government through the Ministry of State BUMN has taken strategic steps since the year 2002 began with the decree issuedMinistry of State BUMN Number 117 Year 2002, which requires companies to apply Good Corporate Governanceprinciples and practices.KEYWORD: State-Owned Enterprise, BusinessEthic, Law Liabilit