Exam 3: Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

 When making a decision, Sara prepares a cost-benefit analysis of all possible outcomes and selects the alternative that results in the greatest good for all affected parties. Sara subscribes to which ethical framework?

 _____ is an ethical philosophy claiming that motives are the most important aspect in judging what is right or wrong.

 When Monni evaluates employees, he considers their results as well as the attitude and process with which the results were obtained. Monni most likely subscribes to which ethical framework?

 Leslie has been hired as an executive to make decisions on behalf of the company and its shareholders. Leslie is now in a(n)

 Which of the following best describes distributive justice?

 Which of the following best describes morality?

 Which of the following is a direct benefit derived from CSR?

 Someone who has been entrusted to make decisions on behalf of another party is called a

 According to Kazuo Inamori, an employee in the first level of performance would

 Define the term fiduciary and explain the responsibilities of a fiduciary.

 Virtue ethics claims that morality's primary function is to develop virtuous character, similar to the way people develop skills such as creativity and conflict management.

 Which of the following is true of virtue ethics?

 Explain the ethical guidelines a manager should follow while making a decision.

 The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was passed in order to

 Commonly, firms tend to fulfill their legal responsibilities by

 Which of the following best defines whistle-blowing?

 Jake, a corporate accountant, works for a manufacturing firm. During an annual accounts review, he noticed that there were certain discrepancies in the accounts. He determined that top management was involved in manipulation of the accounts and reported this to the federal authorities. In this scenario, Jake is

 Milton Friedman believed that a firm's exclusive duty is to

 Research supporting Milton Friedman's view on CSR suggests that CSR is detrimental to an organization. Which of the following arguments is most likely to support this theory?

 _____ is defined as the ethical philosophy claiming that behaviors are considered moral if they produce the greatest good for the greatest number of people.