Question 1

The responsibility for disposal has been shifted upstream to consumers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

It is easy to measure loyalty.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI)is an alliance of companies,trade unions,and voluntary associations.These groups work together to do all of the following,except:

Accepted Answer

A) Aim for a world where workers are free from exploitation 
B) Improve the lives of workers in developing countries 
C) Tackle issues which cannot be addressed by corporations 
D) Workers are employed in conditions of freedom,security,and equity 
E) Use the market system to limit the influence of supplier stakeholders 
A) Aim for a world where workers are free from exploitation 
B) Improve the lives of workers in developing countries 
C) Tackle issues which cannot be addressed by corporations 
D) Workers are employed in conditions of freedom,security,and equity 
E) Use the market system to limit the influence of supplier stakeholders E

Question 4

What are the origins of the work ethic concept?

Accepted Answer

The work ethic as a concept had some ori

Question 5

Overzealous employees who show extreme loyalty should be viewed cautiously by managers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

How might the phenomenon known as 'backing off the fast track' manifest itself?

Accepted Answer

This is manifested in several ways,for e

Question 7

In Canada,Fair trade is coordinated by:

Accepted Answer

A) The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) 
B) Oxfam 
C) Traidcraft 
D) Fairtrade Canada 
E) Rainforest Alliance 
A) The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) 
B) Oxfam 
C) Traidcraft 
D) Fairtrade Canada 
E) Rainforest Alliance

Question 8

All products follow the same value chain.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

What is the influence of suppliers in a competitive market? In a monopolistic market?

Accepted Answer

The influence of suppliers varies.Where

Question 10

Ethical issues arise in several aspects of a supply chain.Which of the following is  not normally an issue?

Accepted Answer

A) Materials which have human rights issues 
B) Raw materials from multiple sources 
C) Materials which have environmental issues 
D) The employment of local workers 
E) Raw materials shipped out of country for processing 
A) Materials which have human rights issues 
B) Raw materials from multiple sources 
C) Materials which have environmental issues 
D) The employment of local workers 
E) Raw materials shipped out of country for processing

Question 11

Corporations promoting socially and environmentally friendly products are accused of greenwashing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Employees are almost always identified by corporations as critical stakeholders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Consumerism seeks to protect the rights of buyers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Consumerism was born,in part,as a result of poor after-purchase service and high-pressure sales tactics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The value chain transforms intermediate goods into final goods.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Under the Competition Act,one characteristic is 'abuse of dominant position.' This characteristic includes:

Accepted Answer

A) Preventing companies from entering a market 
B) Bid-rigging 
C) Selling products at an unreasonably low price 
D) Price fixing 
E) Acquisition of customers 
A) Preventing companies from entering a market 
B) Bid-rigging 
C) Selling products at an unreasonably low price 
D) Price fixing 
E) Acquisition of customers

Question 17

Supplier and customer relationships are governed formally through regulations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which of the following critical behaviours for managers is most likely to increase employee loyalty and commitment?

Accepted Answer

A) Give trust and loyalty before expecting it 
B) Provide a good compensation package 
C) Provide job security 
D) Be cautious of extreme loyalty 
E) Loyalty must be seen as a corporate priority 
A) Give trust and loyalty before expecting it 
B) Provide a good compensation package 
C) Provide job security 
D) Be cautious of extreme loyalty 
E) Loyalty must be seen as a corporate priority

Question 19

The Competition Act has provisions to ensure suppliers do not take advantage of customers,which of the following is an exception to these provisions?

Accepted Answer

A) Non-disclosure of conflicts of interest 
B) Price discrimination 
C) Exclusive discrimination 
D) Exclusive dealing 
E) Refusal to deal 
A) Non-disclosure of conflicts of interest 
B) Price discrimination 
C) Exclusive discrimination 
D) Exclusive dealing 
E) Refusal to deal

Question 20

The work ethic holds that work is a purposeful activity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The responsibility for disposal has been shifted upstream to consumers.

It is easy to measure loyalty.

The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI)is an alliance of companies,trade unions,and voluntary associations.These groups work together to do all of the following,except:

What are the origins of the work ethic concept?

Overzealous employees who show extreme loyalty should be viewed cautiously by managers.

How might the phenomenon known as 'backing off the fast track' manifest itself?

In Canada,Fair trade is coordinated by:

All products follow the same value chain.

What is the influence of suppliers in a competitive market? In a monopolistic market?

Ethical issues arise in several aspects of a supply chain.Which of the following is not normally an issue?

Corporations promoting socially and environmentally friendly products are accused of greenwashing.

Employees are almost always identified by corporations as critical stakeholders.

Consumerism seeks to protect the rights of buyers.

Consumerism was born,in part,as a result of poor after-purchase service and high-pressure sales tactics.

The value chain transforms intermediate goods into final goods.

Under the Competition Act,one characteristic is 'abuse of dominant position.' This characteristic includes:

Supplier and customer relationships are governed formally through regulations.

Which of the following critical behaviours for managers is most likely to increase employee loyalty and commitment?

The Competition Act has provisions to ensure suppliers do not take advantage of customers,which of the following is an exception to these provisions?

The work ethic holds that work is a purposeful activity.

The Relationship Between Business and Society

Ethics and Capitalism

Identifying Stakeholders and Issues

Stakeholder and Issue Analysis

Ethics of Business: The Theoretical Basis

Ethics of Business: Management and Leadership

Corporate Social Responsibility: The Concept

Corporate Social Responsibility: in Practice

Measuring,reporting,and Communicating CSR

Regulating Business Ethics and Responsibilities

Responsible Ownership and Governance

Civil Society Stakeholders

The Environment and Business Responsibilities

Globalization and Business Responsibilities

The Socialization of Capitalism

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Exam 12: Ethics and Responsibilities in the Workplace and Marketplace

The responsibility for disposal has been shifted upstream to consumers.

It is easy to measure loyalty.

The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI)is an alliance of companies,trade unions,and voluntary associations.These groups work together to do all of the following,except:

What are the origins of the work ethic concept?

Overzealous employees who show extreme loyalty should be viewed cautiously by managers.

How might the phenomenon known as 'backing off the fast track' manifest itself?

In Canada,Fair trade is coordinated by:

All products follow the same value chain.

What is the influence of suppliers in a competitive market? In a monopolistic market?

Ethical issues arise in several aspects of a supply chain.Which of the following is not normally an issue?

Corporations promoting socially and environmentally friendly products are accused of greenwashing.

Employees are almost always identified by corporations as critical stakeholders.

Consumerism seeks to protect the rights of buyers.

Consumerism was born,in part,as a result of poor after-purchase service and high-pressure sales tactics.

The value chain transforms intermediate goods into final goods.

Under the Competition Act,one characteristic is 'abuse of dominant position.' This characteristic includes:

Supplier and customer relationships are governed formally through regulations.

Which of the following critical behaviours for managers is most likely to increase employee loyalty and commitment?

The Competition Act has provisions to ensure suppliers do not take advantage of customers,which of the following is an exception to these provisions?

The work ethic holds that work is a purposeful activity.

The Relationship Between Business and Society

Ethics and Capitalism

Identifying Stakeholders and Issues

Stakeholder and Issue Analysis

Ethics of Business: The Theoretical Basis

Ethics of Business: Management and Leadership

Corporate Social Responsibility: The Concept

Corporate Social Responsibility: in Practice

Measuring,reporting,and Communicating CSR

Regulating Business Ethics and Responsibilities

Responsible Ownership and Governance

Civil Society Stakeholders

The Environment and Business Responsibilities

Globalization and Business Responsibilities

The Socialization of Capitalism

Filters