Exam 2: The Role of Ethics in Decision Making
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Which of the following statements is true of the effect of the group on ethics in a corporate organization?
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To succeed in international operations,businesses must be sensitive to differences in moral values.
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The _____,proposed by Kant,says that a person has a moral duty to act in the way he or she believes everyone should act.
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Which of the following statements is true of the sharing of moral values?
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Coupled with an overemphasis on profit,the group effect increases the difficulty of achieving an ethical business corporation.
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In which of the following situations is there a conflict of interest?
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Which of the following statements is true of consequentialism?
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Explain the control of resources by nonowners and how it affects ethical corporate behavior.
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Ambrose Bierce posited that individuals in large groups such as corporations feel more responsibility for what happens in the group than they do for what happens in their individual lives.
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What questions should one ask himself or herself to explore his or her ethical values before making a personal or business decision?
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The legal requirement of honoring confidences contains both formalist and consequentialist ethical values.
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Peter is an 84-year-old with a heart condition.He has no family and has minimal health insurance.He is on a fixed income and barely has enough money to survive.His doctor tells him that he needs to take a particular medicine for three months or his condition will severely worsen.The medicine will cost $450,and only $150 of the cost is covered by insurance.Peter goes to the bank and hands the teller a note saying,"Give me $300,or I will detonate a bomb." When Peter is later apprehended,he tells the police that he stole the money to buy needed medicine.Understanding that bank robbery is a crime,is there an ethical theory that can serve to justify Peter's actions?
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According to the Ethical Norms and Values for Marketers from the American Marketing Association,which of the following ethical values states that a marketer should accept the consequences of the marketing decisions and strategies taken by him or her?
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For the formalist thinker Immanuel Kant,to be ethical requires that people act with a good intent.To have a good intent,people have to act in ways that are ethically consistent.This emphasis on consistency Kant called the _____.
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Which of the following statements is true of ethical systems?
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According to the Ethical Norms and Values for Marketers from the American Marketing Association,which of the following ethical values requires marketers to try to balance justly the needs of a buyer with the interests of a seller?
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Increasing economic interdependence prevents executives and managers at a firm from manipulating corporate actions for their own benefit.
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