Exam 2: Management Learning Past to Present

Sherron Watkins, an employee at Enron, exposed the corporate financial scandal at company. Sherron is a __________.

Ethical dilemmas often arise out of the conflicting desires of managers, employees, and customers.

The main reason for the actions of whistleblowers is the praise and recognition that they receive from the companies in which they uncover unethical practices.

__________ justice focuses on the fairness of exchanges or transactions.

The __________ view holds that behaviors that deliver the greatest good to the greatest number of people are ethical.

Amanda, a high school student, wants to be the president of a company someday, but she also wants to raise a family and enjoy recreational activities. Amanda is primarily focusing on

Many companies are developing a formal statement of values and standards called a __________.

What is the relationship between ethics, values, terminal values, and instrumental values?

The __________ view of corporate social responsibility is that business should focus on making valuable contributions to society, not just making profits.

__________ is a form of progress which makes use of natural resources to meet today's needs while also preserving and protecting the environment for future generations.

__________ justice focuses on treating people fairly regardless of personal characteristics.

Moral managers consider the ethical implications of their actions as a part of their normal approach to work.

In an interview for the post of software developer, Cory mentions that she hopes to manage her own team in the future. Cory's aspiration best reflects:

Reena has always believed that there is no single right way to behave and that ethical behavior is dependent on the specific cultural context. Which of the following ethical positions is Reena most likely to support?

What does the statement "Something may be legal but unethical" mean?

Broad beliefs about what is appropriate behavior are called __________.

Define cultural relativism and moral absolutism. How do they influence international business ethics?

Someone in the __________ stage of moral development is likely to make decisions based on social norms, meeting the expectations of others, and living up to agreed-upon obligations.

A(n) __________ manager fails to consider ethics.

Jason, a manager, chooses to behave unethically. Jason can be described as a(n) ____ manager.