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Terms in this set (182)Which among the following phrases identifies norms that guide employees, implicitly more often than not, to behave in ways that the firm values and finds worthy? a. Organizational culture a. Organizational culture Philosophical ethics seeks foundations that all reasonable people can accept, regardless of their a. educational background. d. religious background. Specifically, in some people, a set of _____ inclines them to, without deliberation, act ethically. a.
moralities d. ethical habits Monitoring one's actions accordingly when faced with similar challenges in the future, and to evaluate the implications of one's decisions are all an ongoing part of a. comparing and weighing alternatives based on consequences. b. monitoring and learning from the outcomes of the decisions Different types of values are typically distinguished in terms of c. the ends they serve. Even if it may not be the best decision made, using a simple _____ might appear to relieve one of accountability for the decision. a. analogy d. decision rule Role-based duties concerned with professionals in business (lawyers, accountants, financial analysts, bankers etc.) are often termed as _____. a. work culture d. gatekeeper functions _____ set the standards or guidelines for determining what one should do, how one should act, what type of person one should be. c. Norms One sector of economists that view profit maximization as a central idea to corporate social responsibility are a. social justice through fairness framework of ethics. c. utilitarian framework of ethics. The study of various character traits that can contribute to, or obstruct, a happy and meaningful human life is part of a. philosophical ethics. b. virtue ethics. In accordance to the criticism aimed at studying business ethics, many viewed it as a mixture of _____ and personal opinion that could interfere with the functioning of a business. a. abstract thinking b. sentimentality Rawls' system of social justice as fairness is founded on all of the following except a. the veil of ignorance. d. equal distribution of benefits of a society. Philosophical ethics argues that a key test of _____ is whether or not a decision would be acceptable from the point of view of all parts involved. a. ethical legitimacy a. ethical legitimacy _____ was part of the same social movement that gave rise to modern democratic market capitalism. a. Utilitarianism a. Utilitarianism Which among the following steps involves predicting the likely, foreseeable, and the possible consequences to all the relevant stakeholders? a. Compare and weigh the alternatives a. Compare and weigh the alternatives Immanuel Kant argued that there is one fundamental ethical principle that one has to follow, no matter what the consequence. Identify it. a. Speak the truth always. c. Respect the dignity of individuals. This inclines one to act or to choose one way rather than another. a. Norms d. Values Which ethical framework is based on the foundations of rules and the need for them to be followed, no matter the consequences? a. Virtue ethics framework of ethics. d. Deontological framework of ethics. Those beliefs and principles that provide the ultimate guide in a company's decision-making are called a. transactions. b. core values. One helpful exercise for considering the effects of a decision on others is to a. conduct a private debate. c. shift one's role. Learning about the history of ethics through the works of Aristotle, Immanuel Kant etc, involves an approach to ethics that focuses on the a. descriptive nature of ethics. c. informational content of the class. This signifies the fact that no group could function if members were free at all times to decide for themselves what to do and how to act. a. Ethical standards b. Social contract At its most basic level, _____ is/ are concerned with how we act and how we live our lives. a. laws d. ethics In the context of satisficing, the very fact that a decision was reached by _____ can convince everyone involved that it must be the most reasonable decision. a. consensus a. consensus Utilitarian thinking would promote the following policies except to: a. deregulate private industry. c. regulate advertising. Fundamentally, the concept of _____ is central to the deontological tradition. a. social justice d. moral rights The Americans with Disabilities Act is an example best describing the fact that a. societies valuing freedom welcome laws that require more than the ethical
minimum. b. a perspective that compliance is enough relies on a misleading understanding of law. In the broadest sense, which among the following can help explain ethical disagreements? a. Socio-economic differences c. Perceptual differences Which of the following focuses on the concept of practices and what type of people these practices are creating? a. Virtue ethics framework of ethics. a. Virtue ethics framework of ethics. The primary aim of ethical values is that the well-being promoted through it is not of a/an _____ and _____ nature. a. religious, theological c. personal, selfish
The study of ethics is different from the study of psychology and sociology in that the latter fields are a. narrative in nature. b. descriptive in nature. Which among the following frameworks of ethics becomes less practical with an increase in the number of people, animals, etc that could be affected by decisions made? a. Virtue ethics framework of ethics. b. Utilitarian framework of ethics. While considering the fact that anyone can make unethical choices, the questions that are most difficult to answer are often those that are most important to answer in a. understanding the perspective of the stakeholders. c. defining who we are. Understanding the change in attitude towards studying business ethics includes the understanding that corporate scandals in the recent past have largely affected _____. a. stockholders d. stakeholders One of the major challenges associated with ethical decision-making is better understood by realizing that decisions involve a. religious aspects to the process. b. the interests of multiple stakeholders. According to Socrates, this leads to an unexamined life not worth living. a. Non-ethical behavior b. Passivity Identify, among the following, one that is not a cognitive barrier to responsible, ethical decision-making. a. An ignorance that is willful and intentional c. Not following simplified decision rules A manager honoring a commitment, although resulting in unfavorable consequences, is highlighting the difficulties associated with which type of ethical framework? a. Virtue ethics framework of ethics. b. Utilitarian framework of ethics. Individual codes of conduct regarding how one should live, how one should act, what one should do, what kind of a person should one be, etc. is sometimes referred to as: a. morality. a. morality. Which among the following is responsible for the fact that theoretical reason and science play an important role in any study of ethics? a. Importance associated with considering available alternatives b. Importance associated with determining facts The situation in which two parties come together freely for an exchange, is considered as upholding fundamental principles, according to which of the following ethical frameworks? a. Deontological ethical framework a. Deontological ethical framework This standard is the one most used in legal cases and seems to better capture the ethical goals of the very concept of negligence. a. Negligence d. Reasonable person Values that are fundamental across culture are called a. moral freeness. b. hypernorms. Why has the U.S. Department of Commerce negotiated a 'Safe Harbor exception'? a. U.S. needed to qualify as having adequate protection as per the EU directive on personal data protection. a. U.S. needed to qualify as having adequate protection as per the EU directive on personal data protection. Advertising provides information for market exchanges and therefore contributes to _____ and to overall happiness. a. consumer surplus c. market efficiency Which among the following states is the only one that requires employers to notify workers when they are being monitored? a. Ohio d. Connecticut The right to privacy, founded in the individual's universal right to autonomy, is restricted by a social contract in our culture which prevents us from infringing on someone else's right to his or her personal autonomy. This is referred to as a. obligatory independence. c. reciprocal obligation. What might a producer do while considering lost production that results from a trip to the market? a. Have a sale for the product d. Hire a retailer for the product Identify which is not a factor of consideration while understanding the concept of 'freedom' to make a choice. a. Degree of voluntariness c. Length of warranty Which among the following is not a characteristic of the standard of foreseeability? a. it would hold people liable only in the case of actual foreseeability. b. it would not be sufficient to say, "I never thought about that!" From a utilitarian perspective, individual rights to privacy may be outweighed by a right to control information in the case where a. public safety is at risk. a. public safety is at risk The American Marketing Association defines marketing as "an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating, and delivering _____ to customers and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders." a. value a. value When someone is susceptible to some specific physical, psychological, or financial harm, it is termed a. specified
vulnerability. c. general vulnerability. A condition that leads to greater consumption leading to greater unhappiness is called _____. a. circularity model c. affluenza The reason the Constitution's Fourth Amendment protection applies only to public sector workplace is because a. unions exist only in private sector organizations. c. the Constitution applies only to the state. If one's personal information on e-mails is respected as property, using the example of Google, it can be said that a. Google scans users' e-mails with their consent. d. Google uses individual property rights without consent.
Which among the following involves the consideration of externalities? a. Judging the true costs of production. a. Judging the true costs of production. The fact that it may no longer be reasonable to be offended by intrusions into one's private life, that used to be considered unacceptable, is dealt under the category of a. reverse obligation. c. intrusion into seclusion. Which among the following is not part of the "Four Ps" of marketing? a. Product c. Planning The claim that society creates a strong incentive for businesses to produce safer goods and services supports a. the strict product liability standard. a. the strict product liability standard. If the basis for finding an invasion of privacy is often the employee's legitimate and reasonable expectation of privacy, then a situation where there is no real expectation of privacy occurs when a. the employee has actual notice. a. the employee has actual notice. Two general and connected understandings of privacy have been identified as a right to be 'let alone' within a personal space, and privacy as the a. right to understand one's emotions. d. right to control information about oneself. From which among the following perspectives does the business have only the responsibility to provide a good or service at an agreed-upon price? a. Contractual standards a. Contractual standards Most statutes or common law decisions, provide for employer defenses for all of the following except a. those rules that are reasonable and rationally related to the employment
activities of a particular employee. b. those rules that are treats one group differently from another considering lifestyle practices.
Marketing practices targeted at elderly populations for goods such as Medicare supplemental insurance, funerals etc. are subject to criticism since a. that population is vulnerable and could be susceptible to marketing abuse. a. that population is vulnerable and could be susceptible to marketing abuse. The idea that the definition of 'should have known' expanding to include an expectation of monitoring is attributed to businesses a. protecting proprietary information and guarding against thefts. c. protecting against legal liability. Identify one of the parameters that will contribute to greater acceptance and approval of drug testing programs by workers. a. a task force made up of employees only. c. a completely random program. The claim that external costs should be internalized and that the full costs of a product should be paid for by those who use the product is part of a. the standard that strict liability will act as an incentive for better product safety. c. the accountability standard for businesses liable for product safety. All of the following are methods of managing human resources through monitoring except a. to ensure compliance with affirmative action requirements. b. to ensure the avoidance of reverse discrimination suits. A study done by the Center for Innovation in Management has ascertained that in the bigger picture, _____ appears to minimize shareholder risk, enhance reputation, and deepen brand loyalty. a. empathy d. social capital The _____ depend upon the existence and enforcement of a set of rules that define who has a right to undertake which activities on their own initiative and how the returns from those activities will be allocated. a. private property right a. private property right New technology does not necessarily impact our _____, but instead simply provides new ways to gather information on which to base them. a. moral obligations b. value judgments Ethically acceptable means of influencing others includes all of the following except a. persuading. b. manipulation. One sector that uses genetic information as a form of monitoring includes a. finance sector. d. insurance sector. Which among the following professions entails the highest probability of consumers being consenting, but not informed? a. Insurance b. Healthcare Which among the following prohibits the "interception" or unauthorized access of stored communications? a. Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986. a. Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986. Which among the following is not a condition to be adhered to ensure that a willing exchange between two parties is ethically legitimate? a. Degree to which participants are respected as free, autonomous beings, and not a means to an end. d. Degree to which both parties are providing a benefit other than to themselves. Which among the following is indicative of the ethical concern over alleged benefits obtained through market exchanges? a. An informed shopping decision c. Impulse buying
Determining which audience is most likely to buy is part of a. display ads. d. target marketing. One of the drawbacks associated with prior intimation of monitoring to the employees results in a. the 'Hawthorne Effect'. a. the 'Hawthorne Effect'. Which of the following is a requirement for financial and accounting officers under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002? A. Comply with government rules and regulations D. All of the above This perspective helps shape business policy by encouraging all employees of E=Infractions to consider all possible options and the consequences for all people who will be affected. Utilitarianism Developing a care ethic can mean greater effectiveness in nurturing relationships and a greater potential for business success. Care Ethic There are no universal moral standards. The only moral standards against which a society's practices can be judged are its own. Ethical relativism This perspective focuses on decision making based on the fulfillment of a self-imposed sense of duty and obligation. Deontology What is fair for one is fair for all. And this is non-negotiable, no matter what the circumstances or context. Categorical imperative True or False: A fiduciary relationship is one characterized by duty and loyalty in the agent-principal relationship in which the agent accepts that the principal's interests take precedence over all else. True. In what does one make an appropriate step in corporate decision making with the correct step number? -Determine the facts -Determine the facts Which of the following terms refers to policy outlining actions taken to redress the harms of past and present discrimination and inequality for the purpose of providing assistance beyond the requirements of legislation for equal opportunity and nonpassive discrimination? a. Equal opportunity c. Affirmative action Both businesses and consumers ultimately must strike a __________ between risk and the cost for protection from harm. Balance As a United States government regulating body, the role of the __________ is to regulate shady advertising and sales practices, in particular, deception and unfair marketing tactics Federal trade commission (FTC) The problem with using the perspective to justify the classical model of corporate social responsibility is that the right to corporate ownership is not absolute—there are ethical limitations on the goal of maximizing profit. Property rights The problem with using the perspective to justify the classical model of corporate social responsibility is that maximizing consumer satisfaction in the marketplace and thus, maximizing profits, does not always translate to the greatest social good. Utilitarian According to the United Nations, sustainable development rests on three interdependent and mutually reinforcing pillars. Which of the following is not one of these three pillars? Free market determination of environmental values True or False: The race to the bottom refers to developing countries competing to deregulate and provide the least restrictive, least expensive economic setting to win contracts from multinational corporations. True True or False: By agreeing to do business with a multinational corporation, the host country gives up some of its decision-making autonomy regarding basic human rights and, in essence, abdicates its freedom to engage in self-determination. True This perspective is related to the neoclassical model of corporate responsibility. Hedonistic interpretation This perspective supports the greatest freedom in individual pursuits relating to employment. Liberal perspective This perspective perceives work in the most negative light—as an unpleasant necessity to be endured that obstructs our human potential as intellectual beings. Classical interpretation This perspective perceives work as a means for developing telos, or natural human potential. Human fulfillment model The situation in which two parties come together freely for an exchange, is considered as upholding fundamental principles, according to which of the following ethical frameworks? a. Deontological ethical framework a. Deontological ethical framework This standard is the one most used in legal cases and seems to better capture the ethical goals of the very concept of negligence. a. Negligence d. Reasonable person Values that are fundamental across culture are called a.
moral freeness. b. hypernorms. The interrelatedness of natural systems has helped mankind understand the wide range of dependence on ecosystems. This fact has increased the importance of a. understanding the moral nature of animals. c. self-interested reasoning. The three goals of sustainable development that include economic, environmental, and ethical sustainability are referred to as the a. Tripartite Goals. b. three pillars of sustainability. Knowing what the future might be; creative businesses _____ the present and determine what must be done to arrive to that future. a. backcast to a. backcast to Certified public accountants who have a professional responsibility to the public, work for clients whose financial interests are not always served by full, accurate, and independent _____. a. overseeing committees. b. disclosure of financial information. The fact that future generations, neighbors, etc. will bear the brunt of environmental pollution, it goes to show that market failure can occur through means of a. lack of ability to create a price for important social goods. b. the existence of externalities Markets can work to prevent harm only through information supplied by the existence of market failures. This is termed a. normative myopia. c. first-generation problem. Changes within the accounting industry arising from the consolidation of major firms and _____ of services such as consulting within single firms have virtually institutionalized conflicts of interest. a. cross-selling a. cross-selling _____ argued against the exploitation of natural resources as if they could provide an inexhaustible supply of material. a. Conservationists a. Conservationists Many analysts contend that the rampant corruption in financial institutions is evidence of a complete failure a. of the objective of the company. d. in the corporate governance structure. Which among the following are responsible for ensuring that decisions and transactions conform to the law? b. Attorneys Management assessment of internal controls is an aspect of which among the following provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that has significantly impacted corporate governance and boards? a. Section 404 a. Section 404 The second line in The Natural Step's funnel represents a. resources necessary to sustain life. d. aggregate worldwide demand. The _____ relies on the judgment of accounting professionals in carrying out their duties rather than stipulating specific rules. a. American Accounting Association b. AICPA Code of Professional Conduct Advertising is a $200 billion a year industry in the United States alone. What does this prove? a. Business can influence the establishment of the law. c. Business can influence consumer choice. A survey has reported that more than half the firms believe that _____ gives investors and other stakeholders more confidence in their financial reports. c. Section 404 The COSO standards for internal controls shifted audit, compliance, and governance from a _____ to concern for the organizational environment. a. numbers orientation a. numbers orientation The Enterprise Risk Management - Integrated Framework, expands on the prior framework in that it intentionally includes "_____" as one of its interrelated components. a. development and validation d. objective setting Which among the following entails an incentive to redesign products so that they can be recycled efficiently and easily? a. Biomimicry c. Cradle-to-cradle responsibility According to Daly, over the long term, resources and energy cannot be used, nor waste produced, at rates which the biosphere cannot replace or absorb them without harming its ability to sustain life. This is termed as a. economic limitations. c. biophysical limits to growth The
events that led to Enron's demise brought into focus the necessity of the _____ and the responsibility of auditors as never before. c. independence of auditors According to Daly, the emphasis of economic growth as the goal of economic policy will inevitably fail unless it is realized that a.
the population of the world needs to be controlled. b. the economy is a subsystem within earth's biosphere. The Triple Bottom Line approach involves the measurement of business success of sustainable businesses and sustainable economic development in terms of all of the following factors except a. economic sustainability. b. legal sustainability. According to Bill George, which among the following tenets ensuring appropriate and ethical governance by the board encourages the perseverance of authenticity and credibility of the board's communications? a. Committees c. Executive sessions A conflict of interest exists where a person holds a position of _____ that requires that she or he exercise judgment on behalf of others, but where her or his personal interests and/or obligations conflict with those of others. a. responsibility c. trust From the perspective of _____, structural changes including the provision of legal protection or sanction to shield professionals from conflicts of interest would be an appropriate response to the accounting scandals of recent years. a. philosophical ethics d. social ethics All of these functions can assume the roles of a gatekeeper except a. engineers. a. engineers. The importance of the need for firms to be ahead of the sustainability curve is underlined by which among the following reasons for businesses to pursue the strategy of sustainability? a. Sustainability is a prudent long-term strategy. c. Competitive advantages exist for sustainable businesses. Before the passage of governmental regulations regarding environmental issues, according to _____, only those individuals with proof of harm through pollution could raise legal challenges pollution. a. contractual law d. tort law Which among the following evaluate a company's financial prospects or creditworthiness, so that banks and investors can make informed decisions? a. Accountants d. Analysts All of the following are characteristics of the circular flow model except a. that to keep up with population growth, the economy must grow. d. that the economy is not a solution to all social ills and is finite in its ability to grow. Which among the following duties of board members underlines the fact that directors of a company need not actually be an expert or run the company? a. Duty of good faith b. Duty of care Under the aegis of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and COSO control environment, the internal audit and compliance professionals are also becoming more accountable for financial stewardship, resulting in all of the following except a. greater accountability. d. greater loyalty. The approach that animals with a central nervous system feel pain is akin to the _____ ethical framework which asserts an ethical responsibility to minimize pain. a. social justice c. utilitarian In order for the board to assess their success according to FSG standards, all of the following are necessities except b. the evaluation of their personal annual financial statements. _____ explains the nature of economic transactions in the terms of a flow of resources from businesses to households and back again. a. Circular flow model a. Circular flow model All of the following are universal characteristics of a market except that a. they must function within the law. b. they must adhere to corporate social responsibility norms. According to Daly, an economic system needs to be able to _____ not only the by-products of the production process, but also the products themselves. a. recycle or re-use a. recycle or re-use Which among the following elements of COSO comprises of policies and procedures that support the control environment? a. Ongoing monitoring c. Control activities One aspect of the circular flow model does not differentiate natural resources from other factors of production. Thus it a. does not respect that resources can be sold. c. does not explain the origin of resources. In economic terms, all resources are infinite. Why? a. Since all resources can be replaced by substitutes, i.e., they are 'fungible'. a. Since all resources can be replaced by substitutes, i.e., they are 'fungible'. _____ can serve as proxies for success, to some extent, or at least would be unlikely to occur in a company known for ethical lapses. a. Achievable objectives b. Quantifiable measurements This type of CSR often exists when a strong leader with a sense of responsibility and connection to the community leads an organization. a. Social contract model of CSR. b. Corporate citizenship model of CSR. The focus on preference can actually make social responsibility a. a part of the law. d. merely social marketing. Which among the following methods of constraining a business's activities is beyond dispute? a. The social responsibility of a
firm to prevent harm when one is not the cause for it. c. The social responsibility of a firm to obey the law. According to the text, the presumption of which among the following factors leads to an entrenchment of the firm, rather than its enhancement? a. The decision-making skills of the board. c. The prioritization of the stakeholders. All of the following are ways through which affirmative action can arise at the workplace except a. through legal ways. c. consultant based affirmative action plans. The practice of caring for the 'image' of a firm is sometimes referred to as a. publicity subsistence. d. reputation management. Which among the following has the closest connection to the utilitarian framework of ethics? a. Enlightened self-interest model of CSR. a. Enlightened self-interest model of CSR. Which of the following theories has been contended to be most effective when dealing with issues on downsizing within an organization? a. Social contract model of CSR. a. Social contract model of CSR. Among which of the following would both law and ethics say that business should be held liable for violating its responsibilities? a.
The social responsibility of a firm to prevent harm when one is not the cause for it. b. The social responsibility of a firm to not cause harm to others. The flipside of a diverse workplace is that it can potentially increase several areas of _____. a. technological concerns b. values tension Which among the following approaches to health and safety at the workplace would be considered paternalistic in decision-making? a. Health and safety as government-regulated ethics. c. Health and safety as acceptable risk. This model presumes that corporations recognize the ultimate value to the organizations in engaging in CSR activities. a. Enlightened self-interest model of CSR. a. Enlightened self-interest model of CSR. When it is claimed that people that 'pay' for wrongs are unfairly burdened and should not bear the responsibility for the acts of others, they are opposing to c. affirmative action. This refers to a policy or a program which in essence, makes the wrongs of yesterday, right today. a. Affirmative action a. Affirmative action What according to Ambrose Bierce is "an ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility"? a. Leadership d. Corporation According to the text, Mectizan, a drug manufactured by Merck, is provided as an example to explain a. that a firm's social responsibility includes doing voluntary good. d. that a firm's social responsibility entails the prevention of harm. The European Commission has defined CSR as "a concept whereby companies decide voluntarily to contribute to a better society and _____." a. better opportunities c. a cleaner environment According to the text, factions arguing for greater global production, that creates economic growth, and provides a positive impact on more stakeholders, including better working conditions, would likely support the existence of a. sweatshops. a. sweatshops. Which among the following supports the theory that profits is a measure of optimal allocation of resources? a. Moral imagination. c. Enlightened self-interest model of CSR. A firm builds a type of _____ when it creates a good image for itself. a. knowledge curve b. trust bank The 'Tripartite' part of the Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy refers to all of the following except a. critical cooperation necessary from governments. d. critical cooperation necessary from the suppliers and agents associated with the firm This, among many, provides explicit guides and resources detailing appropriate behavior as well as offering legal direction and parameters for both employees and employers. a. Title VII of the United States Civil
Rights Acct of 1964 b. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission In the book, a statement made by Plato has been correlated to the firm's a. knowledge management abilities. d. image or reputation Among which of the following scenarios is it vital to be aware of the various implications associated with refusing to hire persons based on any 'bad feelings' about them? a. In a start-up organization. d. In a culturally diverse organization. The threat of compensation acts as an incentive for employers to maintain a reasonably safe and healthy workplace environment most in the situation where the approach to a. health and safety is as acceptable risk. d. health and safety is market controlled. An organization that, in an attempt to avoid discrimination suits filed against it, intentionally hires a lot of black women, and a few disabled people. Which among the following is most likely to occur? a. The performance of the organization will increase. d. A white man or a woman will file a reverse discrimination suit A responsibility is based on an aspect of some relationship, and is empty of content until a. that relationship is nurtured. b. that relationship is described and specified. Stakeholder participation, independent verification, and transparency are some of the criteria to ensure that _____ actually serves as tools, rather than public relation gimmicks. a. organizational vision statement c. codes of conduct Although there are many justifications for ethics in business, the primary thrust of the discussion revolves around a. the publicity it generates. c. the return on investment In the government-regulated ethics approach to workplace health and safety, _____ can be applied to overcome market failures that result from the lack of information. a. experience b. standards It is estimated that by 2010, only twenty percent of the workforce will be _____ under the age of 45. a. black men d. white men Identify the distinguishing feature between cost-benefit analysis, and cost-effectiveness. a. Cost-effectiveness is a longer procedure to implement. c. Cost-benefit analysis uses economic criteria in setting the standards.
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