Question 1

Which would be an example of an employee acting unethically towards employer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Taking a vacation 
B)  Taking unjustified sick leave 
C)  Working overtime 
D)  Taking a 15 minute break 
A)  Taking a vacation 
B)  Taking unjustified sick leave 
C)  Working overtime 
D)  Taking a 15 minute break

Question 2

Most entrepreneurs exercise great integrity, but some are particularly vulnerable with regard to ethical issues that directly affect profits.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

A small computer retailer makes every effort to satisfy customer needs-both before and after the sale. However, this retailer regards social problems such as environmentalism and economic development as being beyond the scope of his business. We can correctly describe this firm's management as having recognized

Accepted Answer

A)  some degree of social responsibility in its commitment to customers. 
B)  the existence of social responsibilities but having failed to do anything about them. 
C)  ethical obligations to customers but no social responsibilities. 
D)  social responsibility as the domain of big business. 
A)  some degree of social responsibility in its commitment to customers. 
B)  the existence of social responsibilities but having failed to do anything about them. 
C)  ethical obligations to customers but no social responsibilities. 
D)  social responsibility as the domain of big business.

Question 4

The level of integrity in a firm is unrelated to the respect given to employees.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

After issues related to customers and competitors, the second most common category of ethical issues that challenge small businesses is concerned with

Accepted Answer

A)  the treatment of employees. 
B)  international relations. 
C)  public relations. 
D)  harmful production processes. 
A)  the treatment of employees. 
B)  international relations. 
C)  public relations. 
D)  harmful production processes.

Which would be an example of an employee acting unethically towards employer?

Most entrepreneurs exercise great integrity, but some are particularly vulnerable with regard to ethical issues that directly affect profits.

The level of integrity in a firm is unrelated to the respect given to employees.

After issues related to customers and competitors, the second most common category of ethical issues that challenge small businesses is concerned with

The Entrepreneurial Life

Getting Started

Franchises and Buyouts

The Family Business

The Business Plan: Visualizing the Dream

The Marketing Plan

The Human Resources Plan: Managers, Owners, Allies, and Directors

The Location Plan

Understanding a Firms Financial Statements

Forecasting Financial Requirements

A Firms Sources of Financing

Planning for the Harvest

Building Customer Relationships

Product and Supply Chain Management

Pricing and Credit Decisions

Promotional Planning

Global Opportunities for Small Business

Professional Management in the Entrepreneurial Firm

Managing Human Resources

Managing Operations

Managing the Firms Assets

Managing Risk in the Small Business

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Exam 2: Entrepreneurial Integrity and Ethics

Which would be an example of an employee acting unethically towards employer?

Most entrepreneurs exercise great integrity, but some are particularly vulnerable with regard to ethical issues that directly affect profits.

The level of integrity in a firm is unrelated to the respect given to employees.

After issues related to customers and competitors, the second most common category of ethical issues that challenge small businesses is concerned with

The Entrepreneurial Life

Getting Started

Franchises and Buyouts

The Family Business

The Business Plan: Visualizing the Dream

The Marketing Plan

The Human Resources Plan: Managers, Owners, Allies, and Directors

The Location Plan

Understanding a Firms Financial Statements

Forecasting Financial Requirements

A Firms Sources of Financing

Planning for the Harvest

Building Customer Relationships

Product and Supply Chain Management

Pricing and Credit Decisions

Promotional Planning

Global Opportunities for Small Business

Professional Management in the Entrepreneurial Firm

Managing Human Resources

Managing Operations

Managing the Firms Assets

Managing Risk in the Small Business

Filters