Exam 2: The Role of Ethics in Decision Making
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For ethical corporate values to make their most significant effect on decision making,corporate employees must be willing to talk with each other about ethical issues.
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Creation of codes of ethics is far more important than implementation and enforcement of those codes.
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According to Rawls,it is important to forget one's own age,gender,race,intelligence,strength,wealth,or social status when determining the ethical values on which a just society can be built.What purpose does this step serve?
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Civil rights leaders in their quest to promote civil rights and equality often held peaceful marches and non-violent sit-ins that they understood to be at times illegal.Their justification for their actions was to promote and give focus to inequities with the ultimate aim of reducing discrimination and establishing equal rights for all.Were these leaders acting ethically? Fully explain your answer citing the ethical theory you believe to apply.
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Stakeholder theory suggests that through its managers,an ethical corporation __________.
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Who among the following developed the theory of the categorical imperative?
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Which of the following statements is true about a formalist?
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The values-based management approach to business ethics illustrates consequentialism through its emphasis on __________.
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Which of the following is a difference between ethical and legal systems?
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How would a formalist and a consequentialist view an employer secretly monitoring an employee's e-mail messages?
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How might corporate managers promote a culture of open communication within a corporation?
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Which of the following statements is true of the legal system?
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In a modern corporation,the very nature of corporate structure gives managers the opportunity to abuse and misappropriate corporate resources owned ultimately by shareholders.
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What potential problems arise from the modern corporate structure and its dependence on separation of the managers from the owners?
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_____ derives from society's expectations about how fair and reasonable actions are.
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Achieving and maintaining an ethical business corporation is a laudable but difficult task.What are some of the obstacles that a corporation faces,by its very nature,in seeking an ethical culture?
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In society at large,the sharing of moral values hinders social cooperation and increases social control.
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