Question 1

Ethical relativism

Accepted Answer

A)  Argues that one should impose the home country's ethical system everywhere. 
B)  Implies that ethics are relative to the type of philosophy used. 
C)  Means that each society's view of ethics must be considered legitimate. 
D)  Means that the same ethical principles are universal. 
A)  Argues that one should impose the home country's ethical system everywhere. 
B)  Implies that ethics are relative to the type of philosophy used. 
C)  Means that each society's view of ethics must be considered legitimate. 
D)  Means that the same ethical principles are universal.

Question 2

Utilitarianism,as a form of ethical philosophy,

Accepted Answer

A)  Argues that what is good or moral comes from acts that produce the greatest good for the greatest number of people. 
B)  Argues that actions by themselves have a good or bad morality regardless of their consequences. 
C)  Is one form of deontological ethical theory. 
D)  Is a moral language proposed by Donaldson. 
A)  Argues that what is good or moral comes from acts that produce the greatest good for the greatest number of people. 
B)  Argues that actions by themselves have a good or bad morality regardless of their consequences. 
C)  Is one form of deontological ethical theory. 
D)  Is a moral language proposed by Donaldson.

Question 3

Do laws always reflect a community's ethics? Give an example to explain your answer.

Accepted Answer

Students should answer no to this questi

Question 4

Moral languages

Accepted Answer

A)  Are a form of deontological ethical theory. 
B)  Focus on the consequences of actions rather than their worth. 
C)  Describe the ways people think about general issues. 
D)  Are used to explain ethical choices. 
A)  Are a form of deontological ethical theory. 
B)  Focus on the consequences of actions rather than their worth. 
C)  Describe the ways people think about general issues. 
D)  Are used to explain ethical choices.

Question 5

The form of analysis where the prime interest is what is the best decision for a company's profit is

Accepted Answer

A)  Legal analysis. 
B)  Ethical analysis. 
C)  Social responsibility analysis. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Legal analysis. 
B)  Ethical analysis. 
C)  Social responsibility analysis. 
D)  None of the above

Question 6

International business ethics

Accepted Answer

A)  Present problems similar to domestic business ethics. 
B)  Pertain to the rules and values that determine actions that companies should follow when dealing with other companies. 
C)  Pertain to those unique ethical problems faced by managers conducting business across countries. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Present problems similar to domestic business ethics. 
B)  Pertain to the rules and values that determine actions that companies should follow when dealing with other companies. 
C)  Pertain to those unique ethical problems faced by managers conducting business across countries. 
D)  None of the above

Question 7

Ethical decision making of multinational managers preferably should

Accepted Answer

A)  Be based solely on home country ethical principles. 
B)  Go beyond legal constraints and respect the local cultural norms. 
C)  Be primarily profitable for the multinational. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Be based solely on home country ethical principles. 
B)  Go beyond legal constraints and respect the local cultural norms. 
C)  Be primarily profitable for the multinational. 
D)  None of the above

Question 8

Moral languages include all of the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  Virtue and vice. 
B)  Self-control. 
C)  Avoiding harm. 
D)  Being ethical. 
A)  Virtue and vice. 
B)  Self-control. 
C)  Avoiding harm. 
D)  Being ethical.

Question 9

Discuss the difference between teleological and deontological theories of ethics.Give examples of how an international manager might appeal to either type of theory when faced with the opportunity to offer a bribe.

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary but should explain tha

Ethical relativism

Utilitarianism,as a form of ethical philosophy,

Do laws always reflect a community's ethics? Give an example to explain your answer.

Moral languages

The form of analysis where the prime interest is what is the best decision for a company's profit is

International business ethics

Ethical decision making of multinational managers preferably should

Moral languages include all of the following EXCEPT

Discuss the difference between teleological and deontological theories of ethics.Give examples of how an international manager might appeal to either type of theory when faced with the opportunity to offer a bribe.

Multinational Management in a Changing World

Culture and Multinational Management

The Institutional Context of Multinational Management

Strategic Management in the Multinational Company: Content and Formulation

Multinational and Entry-Mode Strategies: Content and Formulation

Small Businesses and International Entrepreneurship:

Organizational Design for Multinational Companies

International Strategic Alliances: Management and Design

Multinational E-Commerce: Strategies and Structures

International Human Resource Management

Hrm in the Local Context: Knowing When and How to Adapt

International Negotiation and Cross-Cultural Communication

Motivation in Multinational Companies

Leadership and Management Behavior in Multinational Companies

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

Ethical relativism

Utilitarianism,as a form of ethical philosophy,

Do laws always reflect a community's ethics? Give an example to explain your answer.

Moral languages

The form of analysis where the prime interest is what is the best decision for a company's profit is

International business ethics

Ethical decision making of multinational managers preferably should

Moral languages include all of the following EXCEPT

Discuss the difference between teleological and deontological theories of ethics.Give examples of how an international manager might appeal to either type of theory when faced with the opportunity to offer a bribe.

Multinational Management in a Changing World

Culture and Multinational Management

The Institutional Context of Multinational Management

Strategic Management in the Multinational Company: Content and Formulation

Multinational and Entry-Mode Strategies: Content and Formulation

Small Businesses and International Entrepreneurship:

Organizational Design for Multinational Companies

International Strategic Alliances: Management and Design

Multinational E-Commerce: Strategies and Structures

International Human Resource Management

Hrm in the Local Context: Knowing When and How to Adapt

International Negotiation and Cross-Cultural Communication

Motivation in Multinational Companies

Leadership and Management Behavior in Multinational Companies

Filters