Exam 3: Integrative Managerial Issues

A manager who subscribes to the theory of justice view of ethics might pay low-level employees ________.

How do global supply chains resemble biological organisms?

Social responsiveness refers to the capacity of a firm to ________.

A company that meets its social obligation ________.

Only 30 percent of senior and middle managers at Deutsche Telekom are currently women.

A ________ is a formal document that states an organization's primary values and the ethical rules it expects its employees to follow.

Managers with a parochial view of the world tend to see things from the point of view of a foreign culture.

A(n)________ view of ethics states that more productive workers should get more pay and less productive workers less pay, regardless of other circumstances.

Most studies have shown that companies that engage in social involvement ________.

About ________ of organizations of 10,000 or more employees have a written code of ethics.

Which of the following is NOT a key characteristic of a global organization?

Which of the following would NOT be called an "American company"?

Since businesses have more power and resources than ordinary individuals, supporters of social responsibility claim that businesses have ________.

Caterpillar is forced to have flexible work times because it deals with suppliers or customers who may be 8 to 10 time zones away.

A fully global organization might set up a ________ with a foreign company to create a new, independent company that produces a specific product.

Who was most likely to have a job that was free of discrimination?

As long as it has broken no laws and done nothing unethical, a business has fulfilled its obligation to society.

Status in France within a corporation is largely ________.

"Lack of accountability" argues against a firm being socially responsible by saying that once actions are taken there is no one ________.

The socioeconomic view of social responsibility states that a business ________.