| Question 1 |
Ethics policies typically cover all of the following issues EXCEPT:
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| developing guidelines for accepting or refusing gifts from suppliers. |
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| encouraging discriminatory personnel policies. |
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| avoiding conflict of interest. |
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| maintaining the security of proprietary information. |
| Question 2 | |
Which U.S. Act provides executives representing U.S.-based companies from paying bribes to foreign government officials, political parties, or political candidates?
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| USA Patriot Act |
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| U.K. Bribery Act |
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| Corruption of Foreign Officials Act |
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| U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act |
| Question 3 | |
All of the following values are present in most ethical decisions, EXCEPT:
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| be fair and just. |
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| be kind. |
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| act responsibly. |
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| be honest. |
| Question 4 | |
Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, corporations are required to:
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| have executives vouch for the accuracy of a firm's financial reports. |
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| have their audit committee comprised of only one executive. |
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| collect reimbursements from the U.S. government if financial restatements occur. |
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| have stockholders vouch for the accuracy of a firm's financial reports. |
| Question 5 | |
At the core of rights reasoning is the belief that:
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| the company's right to a profit must be protected. |
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| respecting others is the essence of human rights. |
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| the right to join a union is no longer universally accepted. |
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| economic and political powers determine who is right. |
| Question 6 | |
Cross-cultural contradictions arise due to:
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| the emergence of a developing country's economic power. |
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| religious differences adhered to by business executives. |
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| differences between home and host countries ethical standards. |
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| differences between different languages that may lead to misunderstandings. |
| Question 7 | |
Regarding the U.K. Bribery Act, which of these statements is TRUE?
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| It provides an exemption for "facilitating payments." |
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| It contains a strict liability offense for failure to prevent bribery by commercial organizations. |
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| It prohibits bribery only for government officials. |
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| It requires that improper actions be made "corruptly." |
| Question 8 | |
A recent study found that, compared with the 1980s, managers today place what importance on moral values, such as honesty and forgiveness?
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| less importance |
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| about the same importance |
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| slightly more importance |
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| triple the importance |
| Question 9 | |
A bottom-line mentality in business is best reflected in which statement?
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| "I want it." |
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| "We have to beat the others at all costs." |
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| "Help yourself and those closest to you." |
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| "Foreigners have a funny notion of what's right and wrong." |
| Question 10 | |
Integrity-based ethics programs:
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| seek to avoid legal sanctions. |
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| combine concern for the law with an emphasis on employee responsibility. |
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| threatens employees with punishment for non-compliance with the ethics program. |
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| are predominately implemented within the European Union. |
| Question 11 | |
According to a 2013 opinion poll, Americans hold a dim view of:
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| nurses. |
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| the Supreme Court. |
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| churches. |
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| business executives. |
| Question 12 | |
A conception of right and wrong is:
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| impossible to know. |
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| based on stakeholder dialogue. |
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| determined by power. |
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| the definition of ethics. |
| Question 13 | |
People everywhere depend on ethical systems to tell them whether or not their actions are:
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| legal or illegal. |
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| right or wrong. |
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| financially attainable or not. |
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| logical, practical, and reasonable. |
| Question 14 | |
Business managers need a set of ethical guidelines to help them:
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| understand the changing customs throughout the world. |
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| justify the resolution which best helps themselves. |
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| identify and analyze the nature of any ethical problem. |
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| describe what's best for shareholders as opposed to customers. |
| Question 15 | |
A purchasing agent directing her company's order to a firm from which she received a valuable gift is an example of:
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| conflict of interest. |
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| ethical relativism. |
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| moral relativism. |
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| egotism. |
| Question 16 | |
Recipients of corporate ethics awards show that:
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| awards are based on economic power, not ethical performance. |
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| firms can be financially successful and ethically focused. |
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| being legally compliant results in receiving an ethics award. |
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| improving ethical performance is very costly but bolsters a firm's reputation. |
| Question 17 | |
When the benefits of an action outweigh its costs, the action is considered ethically preferred according to:
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| utilitarian reasoning. |
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| virtue ethics. |
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| theological reasoning. |
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| Plato and Aristotle. |
| Question 18 | |
If a manager approaches ethical issues with a self-centered approach, emphasis will be on:
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| integrity. |
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| social relationships. |
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| economic efficiency. |
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| laws. |
| Question 19 | |
Which country recently enacted new laws to counter bribery and corruption?
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| Russia |
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| Somalia |
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| Brazil |
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| Argentina |
| Question 20 | |
All of the following are considered to be ethical issues for marketing professionals, EXCEPT:
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| fostering trust in the marketing system. |
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| embracing ethical values. |
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| doing no harm. |
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| avoiding fair market stipulations. |
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