Exam 13: Evaluating Corporate Ethics

Ethics training programs by incorporating global issues serve the utilitarian need of doing the greatest good for the greatest number. Which of the following are not global issues?

Ethical auditing can be defined as the regular comprehensive evaluation of the compliance of the firm's ethical policies and procedures.

The ethics officer has a number of specific roles. Which of the following is not one?

In the opening vignette __________________were accused of being intoxicated, arriving late, and stealing.

Feminine cultures focus on material goods, status, accomplishment, and reward for ambition.

In a short essay, explain whistle-blowing and list the four-step process that must take place before a firm is notified by a whistle-blower of potentially unethical behavior.

Low uncertainty avoidance not only accepts risk and ambiguity but embraces it.

When establishing a global ethics training program, Jackson recommends all of the following elements, except

Which of the following points is the starting point for the model discussed in this chapter?

The ____________ was amended in 1986.

In the opening vignette, the Hillsborough accident occurred in ______.

______________ was the key whistle-blower in disclosing consumers being misled about the addictive nature of nicotine.

Many corporations are finding themselves appointing ethics officers.

Establishing an ethics program is a challenge only for large publicly traded companies.

The three categories of classification determining how fraud is detected are corporate control, corporate culture, and beyond the influence of management.