Question 1

What happens under a car title loan?

Accepted Answer

A)  A default results in the debtor's loss of ownership in the car 
B)  That no interest is paid until the default 
C)  That as long as the creditor holds the title, the debtor has time to pay without the creditor being able to sell the car 
D)  None of the above 
A)  A default results in the debtor's loss of ownership in the car 
B)  That no interest is paid until the default 
C)  That as long as the creditor holds the title, the debtor has time to pay without the creditor being able to sell the car 
D)  None of the above

Question 2

Long-term relationships create ethical and legal obligations between the parties through conduct and accommodations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Nonprofits are permitted to use raised funds in any manner they deem acceptable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following is an FDA requirement for celebrity tweets?

Accepted Answer

A)  Celebrity tweets about prescription drugs are prohibited by the FDA 
B)  Preapproval by the FDA of all celebrity tweets about prescription drugs 
C)  Celebrity drug testing prior to their posting tweets about prescription drugs 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Celebrity tweets about prescription drugs are prohibited by the FDA 
B)  Preapproval by the FDA of all celebrity tweets about prescription drugs 
C)  Celebrity drug testing prior to their posting tweets about prescription drugs 
D)  None of the above

Question 5

What is the correct rate of auto repossession on subprime auto loans?

Accepted Answer

A)  One in five 
B)  One in six 
C)  One in seven 
D)  One in nine 
A)  One in five 
B)  One in six 
C)  One in seven 
D)  One in nine

Question 6

Discuss why Stanford's public statements about its submission of overhead costs for federal reimbursement changed over the course of several months.

Accepted Answer

Stanford saw the issue as a technical on

Question 7

Which of the following was not a gift given by Jonnie Williams to the McDonnell?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rolex watch 
B)  Use of his vacation home 
C)  Payments for the McDonnells' daughter's wedding reception 
D)  All of the above were gifts given by Williams to the McDonnells 
A)  Rolex watch 
B)  Use of his vacation home 
C)  Payments for the McDonnells' daughter's wedding reception 
D)  All of the above were gifts given by Williams to the McDonnells

Question 8

What did then-Governor McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

Accepted Answer

A)  He introduced Mr. Williams to Virginia's secretary of health and human services 
B)  He, along with Mrs. McDonnell, repaid Mr. Williams for the gifts 
C)  He gave a speech endorsing Mr. Williams' products 
D)  He purchased stock in Mr. Williams' company 
A)  He introduced Mr. Williams to Virginia's secretary of health and human services 
B)  He, along with Mrs. McDonnell, repaid Mr. Williams for the gifts 
C)  He gave a speech endorsing Mr. Williams' products 
D)  He purchased stock in Mr. Williams' company

Question 9

Which of the following have received tax incentives for locating plants or companies in certain states?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nike 
B)  Susette Kelo 
C)  John Cougar Mellencamp 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Nike 
B)  Susette Kelo 
C)  John Cougar Mellencamp 
D)  All of the above

Question 10

What did Mrs. McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

Accepted Answer

A)  She made sure that the state of Virginia purchased his products 
B)  She invited him to dinner at the governor's mansion 
C)  She gave a speech in support of Mr. Williams' products 
D)  She eventually paid him back for the gifts 
A)  She made sure that the state of Virginia purchased his products 
B)  She invited him to dinner at the governor's mansion 
C)  She gave a speech in support of Mr. Williams' products 
D)  She eventually paid him back for the gifts

Question 11

What was the basis for suits against Subway for their 12-inch claims about sandwiches that were only 11 inches long?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fraud 
B)  Deceptive advertising 
C)  Consumer fraud 
D)  There is no basis for litigation 
A)  Fraud 
B)  Deceptive advertising 
C)  Consumer fraud 
D)  There is no basis for litigation

Question 12

What error did Intel discover in its Pentium chip in July 1994?

Accepted Answer

A)  That the chip was contaminated 
B)  That there was a floating point error that caused errors in division calculations 
C)  That the chip could cause computer viruses 
D)  None of the above 
A)  That the chip was contaminated 
B)  That there was a floating point error that caused errors in division calculations 
C)  That the chip could cause computer viruses 
D)  None of the above

Question 13

The amount advertisers pay for online ads is based on data on user hits provided by sites.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The typical number of loan renewals for subprime auto borrowers is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Six. 
B)  Seven. 
C)  Eight. 
D)  Nine. 
A)  Six. 
B)  Seven. 
C)  Eight. 
D)  Nine.

Question 15

Although you are not part of your company's engineering group, you have discovered a major flaw in the company's new paper-thin solar calculator. The calculator adds when the subtract button is pressed if there are more than three figures to the right of the decimal point. I t is not necessary for the company to take any action to correct the problem or refund money for those who already own the new calculator.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The former governor of Virginia and his wife were both convicted of bribery.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Sears compensation system was tied to the number of repairs per mechanic.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Which parties claimed to be the owner of the convent in the Katy Perry case?

Accepted Answer

A)  A small group of surviving nuns 
B)  The diocese 
C)  Developer Dana Holister 
D)  All of the above 
A)  A small group of surviving nuns 
B)  The diocese 
C)  Developer Dana Holister 
D)  All of the above

Question 19

What did experts find about the two-page agreement between Mark Zuckerberg and Paul Ceglia?

Accepted Answer

A)  That although it was informal, it was a valid contract 
B)  That Ceglia owned one-half of Facebook 
C)  That the document had been physically altered and aged 
D)  Both b and c 
A)  That although it was informal, it was a valid contract 
B)  That Ceglia owned one-half of Facebook 
C)  That the document had been physically altered and aged 
D)  Both b and c

Question 20

Who provides the data for investment requirements for pension funds?

Accepted Answer

A)  Investment advisers 
B)  Actuaries 
C)  The federal government 
D)  ERISA 
A)  Investment advisers 
B)  Actuaries 
C)  The federal government 
D)  ERISA

What happens under a car title loan?

Long-term relationships create ethical and legal obligations between the parties through conduct and accommodations.

Nonprofits are permitted to use raised funds in any manner they deem acceptable.

Which of the following is an FDA requirement for celebrity tweets?

What is the correct rate of auto repossession on subprime auto loans?

Discuss why Stanford's public statements about its submission of overhead costs for federal reimbursement changed over the course of several months.

Which of the following was not a gift given by Jonnie Williams to the McDonnell?

What did then-Governor McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

Which of the following have received tax incentives for locating plants or companies in certain states?

What did Mrs. McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

What was the basis for suits against Subway for their 12-inch claims about sandwiches that were only 11 inches long?

What error did Intel discover in its Pentium chip in July 1994?

The amount advertisers pay for online ads is based on data on user hits provided by sites.

The typical number of loan renewals for subprime auto borrowers is:

The former governor of Virginia and his wife were both convicted of bribery.

Sears compensation system was tied to the number of repairs per mechanic.

Which parties claimed to be the owner of the convent in the Katy Perry case?

What did experts find about the two-page agreement between Mark Zuckerberg and Paul Ceglia?

Who provides the data for investment requirements for pension funds?

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What happens under a car title loan?

Long-term relationships create ethical and legal obligations between the parties through conduct and accommodations.

Nonprofits are permitted to use raised funds in any manner they deem acceptable.

Which of the following is an FDA requirement for celebrity tweets?

What is the correct rate of auto repossession on subprime auto loans?

Discuss why Stanford's public statements about its submission of overhead costs for federal reimbursement changed over the course of several months.

Which of the following was not a gift given by Jonnie Williams to the McDonnell?

What did then-Governor McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

Which of the following have received tax incentives for locating plants or companies in certain states?

What did Mrs. McDonnell do for Jonnie Williams in exchange for his gifts?

What was the basis for suits against Subway for their 12-inch claims about sandwiches that were only 11 inches long?

What error did Intel discover in its Pentium chip in July 1994?

The amount advertisers pay for online ads is based on data on user hits provided by sites.

The typical number of loan renewals for subprime auto borrowers is:

The former governor of Virginia and his wife were both convicted of bribery.

Sears compensation system was tied to the number of repairs per mechanic.

Which parties claimed to be the owner of the convent in the Katy Perry case?

What did experts find about the two-page agreement between Mark Zuckerberg and Paul Ceglia?

Who provides the data for investment requirements for pension funds?

Ethical Theory, Philosophical Foundations, Our Reasoning Flaws, and Types of Ethical Dilemmas

Business and Its Ethical Dilemmas

Business, Stakeholders, Social Responsibility, and Sustainability

Ethics and Company Culture

Ethics in International Business

Ethics, Business Operations, and Rights

Ethics and Products

Ethics and Competition

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