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1. Scenario D: Lily and Amare are colleagues who witnessed one of their team members, Elspeth, making a personal purchase over the Internet, which is prohibited in their company. The management had previously announced that those who report wrongdoing of fellow employees will be rewarded. Lily decided not to report Elspeth's act to the management since it was done after hours. However, Amare decided to do so with the hope of being rewarded. 38) In Scenario D, according to Kohlberg's model of cognitive moral development, Lily can be categorized as being in the ________ stage.

A) principled B) conventional C) unconventional D) preconventional E) operational

2. Which of the following terms refers to misleading marketing claims about the environmentally friendly nature of a product?

A) Whistleblowing B) Greenwashing C) Ecomanagement D) Carbon footprint E) Sustainability

3. How has the view of the business community toward environmental issues changed in the twenty-first century?

A) Business now sees such issues as yesterday's problem. B) Business now sees such issues as a burden and a cost. C) Business now sees such issues as overblown hype. D) Business now sees such issues as a business opportunity. E) Business now sees such issues as a no-win situation.

4. Scenario : Senior management at Futura Development is attending a corporate retreat, and the first item for discussion is corporate social responsibility (CSR). The group has discussed this before and then shot it down because it generally costs Futura's shareholders in the form of reduced distributions. But the new VP, Gwen, is about to explain why she believes CSR will actually benefit the shareholders and Futura management alike. Her team begins the presentation with a discussion of CSR, both its current definition and reconciliation of past views. Sergei then discusses the importance of being a good global corporate citizen by supporting the local school system. Madison takes the floor to make the case for doing what is expected by global stakeholders even though there are no laws requiring those actions. Finally Gwen wraps the discussion up by defining why Futura should take legal responsibility for the firm's performance. 40) In Scenario E, Sergei's presentation most likely focuses on the ________ responsibility of the firm.

A) economic B) financial C) philanthropic D) legal E) ethical

5. Who often suffers the most when corporations behave unethically?

A) The top executives B) The corporation lawyers C) The consumers D) The board of directors E) The rank-and-file employees