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Compliance with the law meets all ethical standards. -
Answers-False
"I was just following orders" is a defense in law and a test
for ethical behavior. - Answers-False
Many companies that had been headquartered in the
United States have decided to conduct corporate
inversions, in which they sell their assets to a foreign
corporation so they can claim a new residence in that
country for corporate tax purposes and avoid paying
corporate taxes in the United States. This action is
permissible under which school of social responsibility? -
Answers-inherence school
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With respect to the corporate inversions described above,
they are permissible under which ethical theory? -
Answers-ethical egoism
Which question is missing from this model of the steps for
analyzing ethical dilemmas in your book?i.Gather the
facts.ii.List missing information and your
assumptions.iii.Generate list of alternatives and apply
ethical decision-making models.iv.Evaluate resolutions for
cost, legality and impact.v.Recommend and take action. -
Answers-List each stakeholder's interests (concerns) in
the dilemma
Is there an ethical issue when restaurants and shops give
customers discounts, free meals and other kickbacks in
exchange for good reviews on Yelp and other social media
websites?a. No. Everyone else is doing it, so there is no
problem. - Answers-Yes. This creates a conflict of interest
on behalf of the reviewer customers.
When you are in a situation like the one described in the
question above and you believe that you won't be
influenced by any type of reward because you are more
ethical than most people, you are being influenced by
which of the following? - Answers-Overconfidence bias
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When you are in a situation like the one described in the
question above and you don't want to have to forfeit this
incentive, you are being influenced by which of the
following? - Answers-Loss aversion
Lawyers will often complain that their clients tend to
describe their behavior in a way that is very favorable to
themselves, rather than telling the entire truth about a
situation in an objective manner. This distortion of the truth
can be influenced by which of the following? - Answers-
Self-serving bias.
When large hedge funds look at the issue with Robinhood
and GameStop as a "business problem" rather than an
"ethical problem", they are demonstrating which of the
following? - Answers-Framing
You are waiting by the trolley tracks in your neighborhood
when you notice that a runaway trolley car is racing toward
five people who don't see it. They will very likely die if no
one stops the trolley. You are standing by a lever and you
can see that if you pull the lever, the trolley will be diverted
to a different track, saving the five people. However, there
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Compliance with the law meets all ethical standards. -
Answers-False
"I was just following orders" is a defense in law and a test
for ethical behavior. - Answers-False
Many companies that had been headquartered in the
United States have decided to conduct corporate
inversions, in which they sell their assets to a foreign
corporation so they can claim a new residence in that
country for corporate tax purposes and avoid paying
corporate taxes in the United States. This action is
permissible under which school of social responsibility? -
Answers-inherence school
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With respect to the corporate inversions described above,
they are permissible under which ethical theory? -
Answers-ethical egoism
Which question is missing from this model of the steps for
analyzing ethical dilemmas in your book?i.Gather the
facts.ii.List missing information and your
assumptions.iii.Generate list of alternatives and apply
ethical decision-making models.iv.Evaluate resolutions for
cost, legality and impact.v.Recommend and take action. -
Answers-List each stakeholder's interests (concerns) in
the dilemma
Is there an ethical issue when restaurants and shops give
customers discounts, free meals and other kickbacks in
exchange for good reviews on Yelp and other social media
websites?a. No. Everyone else is doing it, so there is no
problem. - Answers-Yes. This creates a conflict of interest
on behalf of the reviewer customers.
When you are in a situation like the one described in the
question above and you believe that you won't be
influenced by any type of reward because you are more
ethical than most people, you are being influenced by
which of the following? - Answers-Overconfidence bias
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When you are in a situation like the one described in the
question above and you don't want to have to forfeit this
incentive, you are being influenced by which of the
following? - Answers-Loss aversion
Lawyers will often complain that their clients tend to
describe their behavior in a way that is very favorable to
themselves, rather than telling the entire truth about a
situation in an objective manner. This distortion of the truth
can be influenced by which of the following? - Answers-
Self-serving bias.
When large hedge funds look at the issue with Robinhood
and GameStop as a "business problem" rather than an
"ethical problem", they are demonstrating which of the
following? - Answers-Framing
You are waiting by the trolley tracks in your neighborhood
when you notice that a runaway trolley car is racing toward
five people who don't see it. They will very likely die if no
one stops the trolley. You are standing by a lever and you
can see that if you pull the lever, the trolley will be diverted
to a different track, saving the five people. However, there
