Exam 2: Managing Interdependence Social Responsibility and Ethics

What is sustainable development? Why is sustainability a dilemma for MNCs?

What are some of the policies and actions that MNCs take to manage ethical behavior and social responsibility?

A firm that follows an ethnocentric approach applies the morality used by which of the following?

According to research, what is the most significant monetary benefit for firms that implement corporate social responsibility?

A company subscribing to ethical relativism would implement the morality of the ________.

What is the primary problem for MNCs that try to define organizational ethics?

According to the international codes of conduct, how should MNEs handle technology transfer overseas?

In recent years, the export of hazardous wastes from developed countries to less developed ones has ________.

Which of the following terms refers to the expectation that MNCs should be concerned about the social and economic effects of their decisions regarding activities in other countries?

According to Transparency International's 2007 Global Corruption Barometer for the business sector, which of the following countries is the MOST corrupt?

Explain the differences between moral universalism, ethnocentrism, and ethical relativism. Which approach is best and why?

What are questionable payments? Why are they problematic for international managers?

Which of the following is NOT addressed by the Electronic Industry Code of Conduct?

According to the international codes of conduct, MNEs should ________.

Which of the following terms refers to the practice by a country of rallying public opinion in favor of national goals and against foreign influences?

What are some of the major criticisms of MNC subsidiary activities?

The most significant issue raised by the Primark situation is that ________.

The international codes of conduct were developed by all of the following groups EXCEPT the ________.

Which sector of China's economy is growing at the fastest rate?

In regards to corporate social responsibility, firms are described as ________ because their actions swing between making a profit and solving societal problems.