BESR - ALL MODULES Flashcards

MIDTERM EXAMINATION

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Exists to serve customers’ needs
and in return, make profits.

An entity that aims to earn a
profit by providing products to
satisfy the needs of the market-

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Business Organization

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A business unit with only one person responsible for providing capital and bearing the risk of enterprise as well as
business management_

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Sole Proprietorship

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A business unit owned by two or more persons who pulled their resources to form an entity-

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Partnership

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Q

CREDITORS CAN GO
AFTER THE PERSONAL
ASSETS OF PARTNERS
IF BUSINESS ASSETS
CANNOT FULLY PAY
FOR ITS OBLIGATIONS

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General Partnership

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CREDITORS CANNOT
CLAIM AGAINST
PERSONAL ASSETS OF
PARTNERS AND THEIR
LIABILITIES ARE
LIMITED ONLY TO THE
EXTENT OF THEIR
CONTRIBUTION TO
THE PARTNERSHIP-

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Limited Partnership

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A juridical person created by operation Of law and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission — SEC

In general, a __________ has a separate legal personality from its owners — who enjoys limited liability to the extent Of their
contributions only.

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Corporation

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CORPORATIONS WITH
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
STOCK DIVIDENDS INTO
SHARES CF STOCKS AND
ENGAGED IN INCOME
GENERATING ACTIVITIES.

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Stock Corporation

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DOES NOT HAVE AUTHORIZED CAPITAL STOCK

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Non-Stock Corporation

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REQUIREMENTS FOR INCORPORATORS

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  • NATURAL PERSON
  • OF LEGAL AGE
  • MINIMUM OF 5, MAXIMUM OF 15
  • INCORPORATORS MUST BE A
    SUBSCRIBER OF AT LEAST ONE
    SHARE
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PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNANCE

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  • Transparency
  • Rule of Law
  • Participation
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— To give an idea about how the organization does
things internally

  • It relates to the organization’s responsibility for the external effects of its internal decisions as well as allowing
    redistribution of power among stakeholders.
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Transparency

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Any activities undertaken by the organization must be based on a fair framework on rules of operations.

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Rule of Law

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The freedom of individuals within the organization must be based on a fair framework or rules of operations.

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Rule of Law

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This refers to the ability of the organization to serve stakeholders within a reasonable period of time.

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Responsiveness

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It ensures that none among the stakeholders, even the minority, feel excluded.

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Equity

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These twin principles must be implemented so that the desired purpose of the organization is attained with the minimal used of resources.

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Efficiency and Effectiveness

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It refers to the effect of the present action and use of finite resources to the future generations

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Sustainability

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With regards to the organization, this has to do with the companies’ recognition of the effect of its actions to the external environment

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Accountability

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Q

“l am the wisest man
for I know one thing,
that is that I know
nothing”

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SOCRATES

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“A good decision is
based on knowledge,
and not numbers’

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PLATO

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“Knowing yourself is
the beginning of all
wisdom”

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ARISTOTLE

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Credited as one of the founding fathers of western philosophy, the first moral philosopher
of the western tradition of thought, and the
father of Ethics.

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SOCRATES

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23
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The _______ method focuses on giving questions rather than answers

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The Socratic Method

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The Socratic Ethics (3)

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  1. Self-knowledge is sufficient to achieve a good life
  2. Virtue can be taught, just like knowledge
  3. True happiness is gained by doing what is right
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He was widely considered as the most pivotal figure in the development of philosophy, especially in the Western tradition. Founded the Academy in Athens, the first institution of higher learning in the Wester World. He gave us the Theory of Forms - a theory that differentiates the world of thoughts and the world of senses.
PLATO
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Plato believed that ____________
abstract thought is superior from the world of senses - also believed that education is an important aspect of health of the state
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A Greek Philosopher and Scientists, and a student of Plato
ARISTOTLE
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_________ is a person-based ethics which looks at the moral character of the person carrying out a particular action.
Virtue Ethics
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The Aristotelian Ethics
- Virtue manifests itself in action
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"Act only according to the maxim by which you can at the same time will that is should become a universal law"
Immanuel Kant
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"It is the greatest happiness of the greatest number that is the measure of right and wrong"
Jeremy Bentham
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"A person might cause evil to others not only by his actions but his inactions and in either case, he is justly accountable to them for the injury."
John Stuart Mill
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One of the most influential philosophers in the history of Western philosophy. - He is the most important proponent in philosophical history of deontological or duty based, ethics.
Immanuel Kant
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____________ proposes that ethical behavior is simply doing God's will
Deontology
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KEEPING ONE'S PROMISE IS AN ABSOLUTE AND UNIVERSALLY BINDING MORAL LAW.
Monistic Deontology
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His basic principle is "it should be the greatest happiness of the greatest number"
Jeremy Bentham' tenet
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________ revolves around the concept of "the end justifies the means"
Utilitarianism
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The Principles of Utility
1. Recognize the fundamental role of Pain and Pleasure in human life 2. Equates the good with the pleasurable and evil with pain
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TYPES OF UTILITARIANISM
Rule Utilitarianism Act Utilitarianism
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Benefiting the most people by using the fairest methods possible
Rule Utilitarianism
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Making the most ethical action for the benefit of the people
Act Utilitarianism
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The belief in and worship of a supernatural being/deity controlling power. A particular system of faith and worship.
Religion
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The Major Religions of the World
- Judaism - Christianity - Islam - Hinduism - Confucianism - Buddhism - Taoism - Shintoism
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It is the 10th largest religion in the world and roots back from the covenant made between God and Abraham
Judaism
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_______ - a text that is part of the Hebrew bible or TENAKH
Torah (The 5 books of Moses)
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The Talmud - Interpreting the Jewish Laws (2)
- TREATMENT OF WORKERS - PROPER USE OF TIME
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This is a religion that grew out of Judaism. It is the world's largest and dominant religion, with 35% of the world's population as members.
Christianity
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The branches of Christianity
- Roman Catholicism - Eastern Orthodox - Protestant
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The Christian Principles on Work
- Golden Rule - Trust - Stewardship - Justice - Diligence - Generosity
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This is a universalizing Abrahamic monotheistic religion, teaching that there is only one God (ALCgb) and that Muhammad is the messenger of God. The second-largest religion in the world, estimating about 24% of the world population as followers
Islam - The religion of peace
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Islamic Ethics is governed by: (3)
Freedom Responsibility Honesty
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Muslim 3-Fold Business Ethics
Honesty Truthfulness Proficiency
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________ is an Indian Dharma or a way of life, widely practiced in South Asia. Considered as one of the oldest religion in the world and referred to as Sanatana Dharma — The Eternal Way — by practitioners and scholars.
Hinduism
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Hinduist Ethics (3)
Positivity Commitment Karma
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Buddhism is a religion that encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs and spiritual practices largely based on the original teachings of Buddha — The Enlightened One. Is the world's 4th largest religion
Buddhism
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The Buddhist Maxims for Business
1. WORK HARD, NO EXCUSES 2. WORK HARD, BUT REST WELL 3. BE MINDFUL 4. THE EIGHT-FOLD PATH
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is described as tradition, a philosophy, a religion, a way of governing, or simply a way of life. It was developed from the Hundred Schools of Thought, from the teaching of Confucius.
Confucianism or Ruism
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The Confucian Principles
Benevolence and Humaneness Righteousness or Justice Proper Rite Knowledge
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Also known as _______ is a religious or philosophical tradition of Chinese origin that emphasizes living in harmony with the Tao — The path or The Way.
Daoism
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This is the book of the way and virtue by Lao Tzu
Tao Te Ching
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Is a traditional Japanese religion that focuses on rituals, practices to be carried out diligently
Shinto
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Shinto is derived form the word ________ (divine being) and _____ (ways of the spirits)
Shen and Tao
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Circles of Business Relationships: The Shinto Principles
Family Fellow Japan World
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Refers to practices and activities that business organizations adopt during their operations which have social and environmental impacts and relevance-
Corporate Social Responsibility
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LEVELS OF CSR
- Duty to not cause harm - Responsibility to not cause harm - Responsibility to do good
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Business has the economic responsibility to make money.
Economic Obligation
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Business has the legal responsibility to adhere to rules and regulations
Legal Obligation
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Business has the ethical responsibility to do what is right even when not required by the letter or spirit of the law.
Ethical Obligation
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Business has a philanthropic responsibility to contribute to society's projects even when they are independent of the particular business.
Philanthropic Obligation
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This is a form of social responsibility that dictate tabulating bottom-line results not only in terms of economic terms but also in terms of company's effect in the social and environmental realm.
The Triple Bottom Line
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___________________ are the triple bottom line standards that determine the success of the business-
People, Planet, and Profits
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____________ states that every business decision has an impact on a wide variety of people, that is, providing benefits to some and imposing cost on others
The Stakeholders Theory
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The practice of getting favor by invoking influence of a person in authority. This system dwells in the tendency of person in authority to exert their influence over matters unrelated to politics.
Padrino
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The tendency to procrastinate or delay a job responsibility the next day or in an unspecified period in the future. This practice is inimical to the success of any business as it delays accomplishments of very important functions or decisions to be made.
Mañana Habit
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A manifestation of showing gratitude to persons who helped one especially during dire times of needs. This practice also extends in business and politics, whereas a business owner might placate to the whims of a customer only because he has a debt of gratitude from him in the past.
Utang na Loob
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A person who regularly patronizes someone’s business or products. This suki-seller relationship is a product of a long-term patronage of another’s product. This is a manifestation pf good business practice.
Suki
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A unique Filipino practice or value, rooted in the deep belief in the goodness of God. In business, it is a manifestation of the inability of the owner to plan and thus leaves the success of his operations, purely on luck, if not God.
Bahala na
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Seems a good value at first glance as it refers generally to the quality of the person that requires respect and personal worth. This may be a very good value pertaining to business operations as it forces an individual who believes in his self-worth to act respectfully and responsibly towards others.
Amor Propio
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The tendency to start things up excitedly but fail to sustain such excitement or enthusiasm. This is common to Filipino start-ups, where the initial behavior is evidently enthusiastic at first but fades when failures are experienced. The exact opposite of persistence and hard work.
Niñgas Cogon
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A behavior that tolerates mistakes or misbehaviour unnoticed by immediate superiors. This probably stemmed for Filipinos tendency to put premiums on friendship and “pakikisama”
Pagtatakip
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Considered a product of red tape in government or organizational bureaucracy. Clients gives gifts to the person-in-charge to expedite processes but in a clandestine manner.
Bribery
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For Filipinos, rules are only applicable whenever authority is around. The penchant for breaking rules is very prevalent among Filipinos. As long as there is an opportunity to break the rules, Filipinos will break them
Disregard for Rules