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A. Expanded the range of
B. Reduced the range of
C. Made little difference on the range of
D. Made a little difference on the range of
A. Transference
B. Avoidance
C. Strategic planning
D. Mitigation
A. Influencers
B. Decision makers
C. Gatekeepers
D. Specifiers
A. Leverage ratio
B. Spyware
C. Cybermediary
D. Efficiency
A. Retailers
B. Profitability
C. Prestige pricing
D. Inventories
A. Requires a service call to a technician
B. Updates the services your computer performs
C. Provides updates to the operating system
D. Repairs and fixes the hardware
A. A shift to the left of supply curve
B. An upward movement along the supply curve.
C. A downward movement along the supply curve.
D. A shift to the right of the supply curve
A. Problem
B. Situation
C. Opportunity
D. All of the above
A. Low-commitment
B. Medium-commitment
C. High-commitment
D. Hands-off
E. Hands-on
A. Shortages
B. Efficiency
C. Equilibrium prices
A. Give employees bonuses
B. Show employees trust
C. Fire employees easily
D. Excuse employee behavior
A. Erail all but the best
B. Derail even the best
C. Derail only poorly-intentioned
D. Derail only ill-conceived
E. Never affect
A. Reactive
B. Defensive
C. Accommodative
D. Proaction
A. Good personal values
B. High levels of community involvement
C. Charismatic leaders
D. Strong religious beliefs
A. The U.S. Civil War
B. Certificate of incorporation
C. Mission statement
D. Code of conduct
A. Strategic marketing
B. Cause-related marketing
C. Business ethics
D. Strategic philanthropy
A. Ethical ideas
B. Values
C. Conscience demands
D. Desirable principles
A. Pollute waterways
B. Knowingly harm consumers
C. Contract with sweatshops
D. Establish monopolies
A. Kantian
B. Virtue,.
C. Utilitarian,.
D. Principle-based.
A. Science
B. Religion
C. Customs
D. Norms
A. Corporate philanthropy
B. Each of us
C. Engaged in illegal business manner
D. Corporate social initiatives
A. Internal employee theft
B. Collusion
C. Increased sales
D. Misuse of company resources
A. Stakeholders.
B. Whistleblowers.
C. Moral relativists.
D. Retaliators.
A. Hiring goal-directed employees
B. Allowing employees to follow their own ethical standards
C. Encouraging employees to identify ethical issues and to decide what is right
D. Obeying the law and accepting all other behavior
A. Shareholder model
B. Stakeholder model
C. Stakeholders
D. Ethical climate
A. Hedonists
B. Pluralists
C. Relativists
D. Deontologists
E. Teleologists.
F. Pluralists.
A. Civil
B. Criminal
C. Competitive
D. Administrative
A. Being socially responsive
B. Fulfilling its social obligations
C. Adopting social screening
D. Practicing green management
A. Economic
B. Shareholder
C. Stakeholder
D. Board
E. ISO
A. Factory disasters; Bangladesh.
B. Conduct a corporate social audit
C. Creating local competition
D. The creation of the League of Nations
A. Altruism
B. Morality
C. Integrity
D. Autonomy
A. Respect
B. Ignore them, so you can concentrate on your work
C. Take care to be thoughtful about your coworker's needs
D. All of the this
A. Spatial
B. Facts
C. Examples
D. Anecdotes
A. Voluntary contributions
B. Cause-related marketing
C. Strategic philanthropy
D. Corporate giving
E. Employee benefits
A. A slippery slope
B. A dual relationship
C. A boundary violation
A. Identifying the problem or delemma
B. Necessary, but not sufficient
C. Reading and reflecting on the standards.
D. Their professional judgement
E. Reactive rather than proactive
A. Ability to experiment
B. Routine skill
C. Ability to collaborate
D. Abstract
A. .Work groups
B. Individuals
C. Experts
D. Consultants
E. Committees.
A. Brundtland Report
B. WasteWise
C. LEED
D. Kyoto Protocol
E. Cancun Package
A. Integrative
B. Caring
C. Reward power.
D. Work groups
A. Gramm-leach-bliley Act
B. Sarbanes-Oxley Act
C. Sherman Antitrust Act
D. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
A. Punctuated; random
B. Process; result
C. Gradual; punctuated
D. Result; process
E. Adaptive; innovative
A. 50 percent of the population back up democratic candidates
B. 5 percent voters do not speak English
C. 71 percent voters in the district are ineligible to vote due to insolvency or lunacy
D. 10 percent of the population is physically disabled or handicapped
A. Guardian
B. Mentally incompetent
C. Informed consent
D. Express consent
A. thinks; is
B. thinks; are
C. think; is
D. Think; are
A. Are
B. Sit
C. Gather
D. Is
A. Gatekeepers
B. Federal regulators
C. Ethics officers
D. The buying center
A. A few
B. About half
C. None
D. Most
A. Chief technology officer
B. Systems analyst
C. Webmaster
D. Computer programmer
A. Obstacles
B. Impediments
C. Risks
D. Barriers