Reference no: EM133030978

1. If Company A knowingly commits a wrongful act that is detrimental to Company B, Company A has exhibited which type of management ethics?

a. Moral
b. Immoral
c. Amoral
d. Antimoral

2. Which of the following ethical principles argues that we should take the decision that yields the greatest good for the greatest number?

a. Maximization
b. Compensatory justice
c. The categorical imperative
d. Utilitarianism

3. Which of the following principles expresses morality from the point of view of the individual?

a. Utilitarianism
b. Rights
c. Justice
d. Means-ends

4. Which of the following is an ethical implication of the right of private property?

a. Even distribution of wealth
b. Lack of infringement of copyright rights.
c. Membership rights are sometimes preferred over individual rights.
d. All of the above.

5. In recruiting professionals to come and work for the firm, JKL Corporation provides incentives to the employees attending interviews. For example, Tara is encouraged to bring her husband, Matt, to the job interview at the company's expense. This is an example of what form of corporate wrongdoing?

a. There is no wrongdoing
b. Kickbacks
c. Stock manipulation
d. Misleading financial statements

6. According to Mitchell's stakeholder identification and salience theory, legitimacy is:

a. The ability of one social actor to change the behaviour of another
b. The degree to which the stakeholder's claim calls for immediate attention.
c. Is a static as opposed to a dynamic variable.
d. An assumption that the actions of an entity are desirable, proper, or appropriate.

7. According to the Pyramid of CSR, which CSR domain is the foundation for all the others?

a. Legal
b.Economic
c. Ethical
d. Philanthropic

8. Which of the following is NOT an argument for corporate giving?

a. A company's success is linked to the community's health
b. Funds given belong to shareholders and not to the corporation.
c. Social welfare is the job of government. Corporations have no role to play.
d. Through philanthropy, the corporation might become accountable for the actions of the charity.