Exam 2: Managing Interdependence, Social Responsibility, and Ethics

Which of the following prohibits U.S.companies from making illegal payments or other gifts or political contributions to foreign government officials for the purposes of influencing them in business transactions?

The Anti-Sweatshop Code of Conduct requires companies to provide a healthy and safe work environment and ________.

________ model provides a system for examining,measuring,and managing the drivers of corporate sustainability.

With an ethnocentric approach,a company applies the morality used in its ________.

Sundew,an American soda company,opened a number of manufacturing units in a developing country.It employed people from the host country to work in the new units.This move radically lowered the poverty rate in the developing country.In this scenario,Sundew is ________.

Which of the following significantly increases the complexity of social responsibility and ethical behavior of MNCs?

Decisions about ethics tend to be made at a higher level,affect more people,and reflect a general stance taken by a company or a number of decision makers.

Under governmentalism,the government uses its policy-setting role to favor national interests,rather than relying on ________.

The sales,debts,and resources of some of the largest multinational firms exceed the gross national product,the public and private debt,and the resources,respectively,of some nations.

Social responsibility deals with decisions and interactions mostly on an individual level.

In a globalized market economy,CSR has to be part of modern business.

Which of the following is a policy of the Electronic Industry Code of Conduct (EICC)?

Creating Shared Value(CSV)creates ________.

When managing interdependence,international managers must go beyond general issues of social responsibility and deal with the specific concerns of the MNC subsidiary--host country relationship.

According to international codes of conduct,which of the following is related to the MNE behavior toward persons?

What is the difference between ethics and social responsibility? What are some of the social responsibility issues that MNCs must consider?

Which of the following concepts requires that an industrial system be viewed not in isolation from its surrounding systems,but in concert with them?

Transparency International is best described as a(n)________.

Tokens of appreciation and grease money are considered ________.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 was primarily established to ________.