Deck 11: Ethical Questions: Multinationals and Sustainability
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Deck 11: Ethical Questions: Multinationals and Sustainability
1
Which of the following energy sources is considered to be most environmentally friendly?
A) Coal
B) Oil
C) Natural gas
D) Wind power
A) Coal
B) Oil
C) Natural gas
D) Wind power
D
2
Gases that contribute the most to global warming include all except _______.
A) Carbon dioxide
B) Carbon monoxide
C) Nitrous oxide
D) Methane
A) Carbon dioxide
B) Carbon monoxide
C) Nitrous oxide
D) Methane
B
3
The green paradox is best defined as _______.
A) The more green energy that is used, the more pollution
B) The more green energy that is used, the less pollution
C) The more planned green energy usage, the more traditional resources are used
D) The more planned green energy usage, the more green energy resources are used
A) The more green energy that is used, the more pollution
B) The more green energy that is used, the less pollution
C) The more planned green energy usage, the more traditional resources are used
D) The more planned green energy usage, the more green energy resources are used
C
4
The Kyoto Protocol is _______
A) Not ratified by the US and China
B) Not ratified by the US and UK
C) A multinational agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions worldwide
D) Both A and C are correct
A) Not ratified by the US and China
B) Not ratified by the US and UK
C) A multinational agreement to curb greenhouse gas emissions worldwide
D) Both A and C are correct
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5
The best possible solution for overfishing is _______
A) Increased reporting of illegal, unreported, and underreported fishing activities
B) Decreased annual fishing quotas for threatened species
C) Increased customer awareness of the need for sustainable fishing levels
D) Increase the price of threatened species in the marketplace
A) Increased reporting of illegal, unreported, and underreported fishing activities
B) Decreased annual fishing quotas for threatened species
C) Increased customer awareness of the need for sustainable fishing levels
D) Increase the price of threatened species in the marketplace
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6
The Hotelling rule states that the smaller the remaining underground stock, the higher is the ________.
A) Pollution associated with extraction
B) Greenhouse gas emission
C) Unit extraction cost
D) Expected loss
A) Pollution associated with extraction
B) Greenhouse gas emission
C) Unit extraction cost
D) Expected loss
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7
An interesting facet of the Iceland economy is _______
A) All homes are heated with melted ice
B) All homes come equipped with Björk posters
C) All homes are heated with clean energy
D) Shell gas stations are readily available
A) All homes are heated with melted ice
B) All homes come equipped with Björk posters
C) All homes are heated with clean energy
D) Shell gas stations are readily available
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8
Opportunities for multinationals catering to a sustainable environment include _______.
A) Creation of new products
B) Creation of new technologies
C) Creation of new alternative energy resources
D) All of the above
A) Creation of new products
B) Creation of new technologies
C) Creation of new alternative energy resources
D) All of the above
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9
The adverse effects of deforestation include all of the following except _____.
A) Reduction in soil retention capacity
B) Reduction in supply of oxygen
C) Reduction in carbon dioxide
D) Reduction in potential rainfall
A) Reduction in soil retention capacity
B) Reduction in supply of oxygen
C) Reduction in carbon dioxide
D) Reduction in potential rainfall
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10
______ is one of the world's leading polluters but has not ratified the _________.
A) France, Treaty of Versailles
B) China, Kyoto Protocol
C) United States, Weathervane Act
D) United Kingdom, Kyoto Protocol
A) France, Treaty of Versailles
B) China, Kyoto Protocol
C) United States, Weathervane Act
D) United Kingdom, Kyoto Protocol
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11
Bauhaus gases are a major contributor to global warming.
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12
Worst case estimates conclude that deforestation annually globally is equal in land mass to Ireland.
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13
Overfishing has been caused by a lack of regulation in the global fisheries market.
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14
Dry cleaners can contribute to environmental contamination around the area where they operate.
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15
The Kyoto Protocol has been successful in decreasing global warming.
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