Exam 2: Integrity, Ethics And, Social Entrepreneurship
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Exam 3: Starting a Small Business100 Questions
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Exam 6: The Business Plan: Visualizing the Dream92 Questions
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A baker looking for new retail space has returned from a seminar on environmentalism and wishes to act responsibly in this area.Which action will best accomplish this purpose?
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In a small business, the most important key to ethical performance is:
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What are some important social responsibilities of small businesses?
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Small businesses, as well as large ones, have responsibilities to their communities, their customers and their employees.Protecting the environment from pollution and conserving resources such as soil, water, endangered species and old-growth forests benefit not only personal interests but those of future generations as well.Small businesses have an opportunity to sponsor worthwhile charitable causes within the community, simultaneously making a positive impact and obtaining goodwill.Treating people fairly rather than manipulating them for gain is a social responsibility both large and small businesses should assume, through responsiveness to consumers and through fair labour practices.
The most important influence on ethics in a small business is:
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Carl understands that cultures develop different standards and practices that govern how business is conducted.He is careful to observe local customs when he interacts with foreign companies.Carls is practising ___________ ._____________.
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The price of integrity is high, but the potential payoff is incalculable because it is impossible to compute:
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Discuss the issues related to Internet usage and personal privacy from both a business perspective and an employee standpoint.What should a small business do to decrease conflict?
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A digital ID tag that is electronically sent to the customer's computer when other requested materials are downloaded from a website is known as:
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Waverly Corporation ensures the temperature of water released back into the river is the same temperature as water drawn from the river for its production needs.It does the same for its exhausted air.Its products are made with a minimal environmental impact and it has won many awards in its industry.Waverly Corporation is an example of a __________ ______ ________.
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List the six-step decision making process in order and comment on each of the steps in resolving ethical issues.
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Providing inaccurate or misleading financial information to stakeholders can:
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The application of South African standards to ethical issues that are clouded by cultural differences abroad is sometimes categorised as _____.
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An organisation's employees would be considered __________________ in the business.
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Entrepreneurs must reconcile their social obligations with _____.
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A South African manager is upset with the company's overseas representative for paying a small "access fee" to a local customs official to ensure the expedited release of a customer order.The manager's belief such payments are wrong reflects a sense of _____.
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In order to make an ethical decision, the key to problem definition is to:
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Frans treats his customers with respect.He is always truthful, even if it means losing a sale.He uses high quality materials and careful craftsmanship.If he can't meet a customer's deadline, he says so.His customers appreciate his integrity, which has helped to build ________ between them and Frans.
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The type of tax most likely to be a problem for entrepreneurs is:
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