The role of ethics in public administration lies with administration; administrators should be value-free when implementing public policy. Most of us do not understand the problems and situations that the administration faces on a daily basis. We would now like to think that administrators make the best possible ethical choices, but this is far from the case. Administrators are expected to use everyday values ​​and morals to establish and finalize policies and, again, this is not always the case. Perhaps in a perfect world this would happen, we do not live in a perfect world by any means and as a public we rely on our administrators to make the best decisions that affect our community as a whole. For some, we must ask this question: what exactly is an administration? An administration is a business after all and as a business it must make money to survive in the business world. Public administration companies would never survive if they based ethics on each of their employees. Various factors determine ethics in public administration; the spread of democratization, a change in the balance between states, the market and civil society, globalization and changing social mores. These changes can influence public leaders and the government they control. The subject that weighs the most on society today due to economic changes is the change in balances and States and the evolution of social mores. As a public, we demand higher standards with the ethical decisions handed down to us to help bring order to the governance of our society. The government has a code of ethics that must be followed and that is implemented by the government (state, cities, municipalities). , etc.). The standards are... middle of paper ... Public administration has also evolved alongside U.S. history. Many events in American history have led to changes in society, and the practice of public administration has both led and followed the process of adapting to such monumental changes. Public administration has both led the way in societal reforms and kept pace with changes in society. One can only assume that the study and practice of public administration will continue to evolve as society advances. There are already many questions that tomorrow's public administrators will face. These questions will be varied and complex and will concern the continued development of computers, possible advances in health care and science, and even major social and legislative changes. References: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_sector_ethics