Exam 3: The Core Philosophies
Exam 1: Introduction to Ethics26 Questions
Exam 2: Ethical Principles and Reasoning41 Questions
Exam 3: The Core Philosophies17 Questions
Exam 4: Virtue,justice,and Social Responsibility24 Questions
Exam 5: Why We Cheat21 Questions
Exam 6: Greed,corruption,and Collusion32 Questions
Exam 7: Fraud and Earnings Management25 Questions
Exam 8: Discreditable Acts: Discrimination,deceit,and Disclosure29 Questions
Exam 9: Confidentiality40 Questions
Exam 10: Independence and Moral Seduction36 Questions
Exam 11: Conflicts of Interest38 Questions
Exam 12: Duties As a Whistleblower50 Questions
Exam 13: Duties of Public-Company Auditors: the Sarbanesoxley Act45 Questions
Exam 14: Duties of Tax Professionals37 Questions
Exam 15: Duties of Fiduciaries: Financial Planners,trustees,and Executors30 Questions
Exam 16: Duties in the Accounting Workplace Online Only22 Questions
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The principal proponent of deontology was:
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A real-world difficulty of applying deontology is that:
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The law of eminent domain allows a local government to take a person's property for public use,such as building a freeway that has been designed to cross land owned by this landowner.The landowner,by law,is entitled to be paid the fair market value of her land.The law of eminent domain is an example of:
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Which of the following rights customarily is not given absolute protection by deontology?
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Identify an ethical issue that is in the news.Analyze it from the standpoint of consequentialism.
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A focus on achieving the least overall harm for members of society is best reflected in the philosophy of:
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A cheese manufacturing plant utilizes portions of milk in the cheese-making process and sends the remainder of the milk into a nearby river.The milk effluence pollutes the river,making it unusable for recreational use by local residents.This effluence has a foul odor,but it does not pose a health hazard.
a. Evaluate the company's actions from a utilitarian perspective.
b. Evaluate the company's actions from a deontological perspective.
c. What are the practical problems in applying consequentialism in this situation?
d. What are the practical problems in applying deontology in this situation?
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A student at a local elementary school recently returned from a trip to a region of the world where there is a plague of a dreaded disease called the "Crazy Curse." According to medical doctors,the odds of this student infecting fellow classmates with this disease are "lower than zero." However,many parents have asked the school to disclose whether this student did in fact travel to the region where the "Crazy Curse" is spreading rapidly.
School authorities know that,if they make such a disclosure,the student will be ostracized and many parents will refuse to send their children to school.As a result,the school is considering various options,including making an announcement that "the student in question did not travel" to the region where the Crazy Curse is spreading.
a. What actions should the school consider?
b. What action do you recommend?
c. Is your decision consistent with deontology?
d. Is your decision consistent with consequentialism?
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When a person is asked to evaluate an ethical dilemma in a secondary language rather than in the primary language learned at birth,researchers have discovered that the person's decision-making tends to be:
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A focus on the importance of categorical imperatives distinguishes:
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Your client told you that it needed to have "a completed compilation of its financial statements,in good form" for presentation to its bank this upcoming Friday in order to obtain a needed working capital loan.Although you had promised to accomplish this task on time,you were arrested for drunk driving on Thursday and had to spend most of the day at the police station arranging to post bail.
You knew that,if you had told your client the truth,the client would have terminated your professional relationship.This in turn would have required you to layoff Garza,your superb accounting analyst who is financially responsible for the care of her aged parents.As a result,you told the client that your child had to go to the emergency room for stitches after she inadvertently sat on the sharp point of scissors while working on an art project.Your client relayed this excuse to the bank as the reason that the submission of its financial statements would be delayed.
a. Evaluate your conduct from the standpoint of deontology.
b. Evaluate your client's statements to the bank from the standpoint of deontology.
c. Evaluate your conduct from the standpoint of consequentialism.
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A poor family went to the market to purchase fried chicken for dinner tonight.Unfortunately,this family's beloved cat ran into the street and was killed by a passing car.Rather than bury the cat,the family decided to cook the cat and eat it for dinner instead of eating fried chicken.Was the family's decision unethical?
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Which of the following typically is not a real-world difficulty of applying utilitarianism?
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A real-world difficulty of applying utilitarianism is that:
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The law of eminent domain allows a local government to take a person's property for public use,such as building a freeway that has been designed to cross land owned by this landowner.The landowner,by law,is entitled to be paid the fair market value of her land.However,in a recent action,a local government took a landowner's property under eminent domain and paid that landowner less than fair market value.Under utilitarianism,this government's action:
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