Background: The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between morality intensity, ethical climate and ethical decision-making, and the moderating effect of ethical climate on the relationship between morality intensity and ethical decision-making between financial managers in Governmental organizations in Fars province.
Methods: A survey study was conducted. To investigate the relationship between these variables, three hypotheses have been put forward and Pearson's coefficient of correlation and Simple Linear Regression analysis were used to analyze the data.
Results: Results showed that there wasn’t any significant relationship between morality intensity, ethical climate and decision-making of financial managers in Governmental organizations in Fars province.
Conclusion: Since the results of this study do not confirm the findings of previous similar studies, it seems that financial managers in Governmental organizations in Fars province do not have any familiarity with ethical concepts and they follow personal beliefs to solve the moral dilemmas in their working environmental.