Exam 4: Managing Ethical and Social Responsibility Challenges in Multinational Companies

A multinational manager decides that it would be unethical to close a foreign plant as employees in that plant are not being treated with dignity.Which ethical theory is the manager using to reach that conclusion?

Which of the following statements regarding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)is NOT TRUE?

Deontological ethical theories

Prescriptive rules in codes of conduct

A multinational manager decides to allow hiring of children for a foreign plant as such practices are accepted in the country.Which ethical principle is she basing her decision on?

Discuss some of the issues that make international business ethics more complex than domestic business ethics.

The reason to know provisions of the FCPA is that it

How do social institutions and culture affect the practice of business ethics in different countries?

Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding cultural relativism as an approach in international business ethics?

According to the FCPA,U.S.managers are criminally liable

In an ethical analysis of a problem,a manager must

The ethical philosophies that consider actions as good or bad regardless of their outcomes are

Ethical convergence

Describe the U.S.FCPA,what makes it challenging for U.S.firms,and how they deal with that challenge.

According to the text,which of the following is NOT a consequence of corruption?

The world seems to be moving towards transnational ethics because:

In an economic analysis

When facing an ethical question,the manager who uses legal analysis criteria

Multinationals that provide fair wages to their local employees are following which type of moral language?

According to the text,the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights is an example of which of the following?