Exam 2: Integrity, Ethics, and Social Entrepreneurship
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A code of ethics becomes increasingly appropriate and necessary as a small business
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The triple bottom line sought by the social entrepreneur includes three outcomes of interest: people, profits, and the _____.
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When a company delivers an excellent product with first-rate service, _____ and _____ are likely to follow.
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Because a firm has considerable discretion when revealing performance results, financial reports can sometimes be _____ without technically being illegal.
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An eBay retailer selling counterfeit Gucci and Louis Vuitton handbags is in violation of laws related to
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Candace sells the muffins in her bakery at a higher price than the big-box grocery, but she has a steady stream of customers willing to pay what she asks. Candace also supports local charities. What would likely happen if she lowered her prices and stopped her charitable contributions?
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-A profitable company that responds to customers' needs while showing reasonable concern for the environment
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An example of a business adversely affected by environmental protection laws would be a
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Entrepreneurs would do well to remember that customers who have questions about the _____ (products, representatives, and the organization) are less likely to make purchases.
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The saying "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" reflects a philosophy of ethical
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-A general sense of honesty and reliability that is expressed in a strong commitment to doing the right thing, regardless of the circumstances
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A small computer retailer makes every effort to satisfy customer needs both before and after the sale. However, this retailer regards social problems as being beyond the scope of his business. This firm's management has recognized
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Research suggests that entrepreneurs who head small, growth-oriented companies may be _____ than CEOs of large corporations.
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An effective way for an entrepreneur to establish legitimacy is to
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Discuss the relationship between profits and social responsibility in the small firm.
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Many entrepreneurs feel a duty to give back to the community in return for the local support they enjoy-and they usually benefit from increased _____ as a result.
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The philosopher Immanuel Kant introduced the so-called _____, a sophisticated way of asking, "How would it be if everyone decided to do what you intend to do?"
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In their highly influential book The Power of Ethical Management, Kenneth Blanchard and Norman Vincent Peale suggest that an ethics policy be based on all of the following fundamental principles EXCEPT
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-Beliefs that provide a foundation for ethical behavior in an individual or a firm
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Tyrone gives 1 percent of the profits of his company to local organizations like the Little League and the Boys and Girls Club. In this way, Tyrone is fulfilling his _____.
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