Exam 3: The Managers Changing Work Environment and Ethical Responsibilities: Doing the Right Thing

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An interest in health and fitness leading to a boost in sales of athletic shoes demonstrates a sociocultural force.

(True/False)

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Some firms do not have a board of directors.

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For convenience, you purchase tickets to see the Black Keys through StubHub rather than from the venue itself.In this case, StubHub acts as a

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Question 43

Internal stakeholders include the employees of an organization.

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is the notion that corporations are expected to create a positive and enriching environment for employees.

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The psychological mechanism of motivated blindness discourages cheating among students.

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A florist should consider the grocery store chain Kroger to be a ________ because consumers are able to purchase the same products at Kroger stores as it sells in its own.

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Question 47

Which of the following is recommended to improve corporate governance?

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Question 48

The first stage of personal moral development is known as the conventional level.

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Question 49

The task environment consists of groups that present workers with daily tasks to handle.

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Question 50

Customers have more faith in health insurance companies to handle complaints than they have in apparel outlets.

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Question 51

In some cases, the IRS financially rewards whistle-blowers.

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Question 52

An organization's board of directors is part of its ______ environment.

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Question 53

A moral-rights approach to ethical behavior taken by a manager would often result in her performing a "cost-benefit" analysis.

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Question 54

Distributors are part of the ______ environment of organizations.

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Question 55

As part of his overall stock portfolio, Jason bought a few shares of Facebook.In this context, he would best be described as ______ of Facebook.

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The mass media is part of an organization's general environment.

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Question 57

In a corporation, the chief executive is typically elected by the stockholders of the firm.

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Question 58

Two organizations who join forces to achieve advantages neither can perform as well alone would be called

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Question 59

The economic development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs is known as

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An interest in health and fitness leading to a boost in sales of athletic shoes demonstrates a sociocultural force.

Some firms do not have a board of directors.

For convenience, you purchase tickets to see the Black Keys through StubHub rather than from the venue itself.In this case, StubHub acts as a

Internal stakeholders include the employees of an organization.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is the notion that corporations are expected to create a positive and enriching environment for employees.

The psychological mechanism of motivated blindness discourages cheating among students.

A florist should consider the grocery store chain Kroger to be a ________ because consumers are able to purchase the same products at Kroger stores as it sells in its own.

Which of the following is recommended to improve corporate governance?

The first stage of personal moral development is known as the conventional level.

The task environment consists of groups that present workers with daily tasks to handle.

Customers have more faith in health insurance companies to handle complaints than they have in apparel outlets.

In some cases, the IRS financially rewards whistle-blowers.

An organization's board of directors is part of its ______ environment.

A moral-rights approach to ethical behavior taken by a manager would often result in her performing a "cost-benefit" analysis.

Distributors are part of the ______ environment of organizations.

As part of his overall stock portfolio, Jason bought a few shares of Facebook.In this context, he would best be described as ______ of Facebook.

The mass media is part of an organization's general environment.

In a corporation, the chief executive is typically elected by the stockholders of the firm.

Two organizations who join forces to achieve advantages neither can perform as well alone would be called

The economic development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs is known as

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