quiz 2 Flashcards

1
Q

how would i define ethics?

A
an individual’s
personal beliefs
about whether
a behavior,
action, or
decision is right
or wrong.
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2
Q

what is ethical behavior?

A
behavior that
conforms to
generally
accepted social
norms.
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3
Q

what is unethical behavior?

A
behavior that
does not
conform to
generally
accepted social
norms.
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4
Q

an individuals ethics are formed by what combination of factors?

A

family, moral value, peers, and events

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5
Q

managerial ethics are what?

A

are standards of behavior

that guide individual managers in their work

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6
Q

who or what are the primary agents in an organization?

A

hiring and firing
wages and working conditions
privacy and respect

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7
Q

what interactions between agents and organization are subject to ethical ambiguities?

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advertising and promotions
financial disclosure
orderning and purchasing
shipping ans solicitations
bargaining and negotiation
other business relationships
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8
Q

the three common options for managing ethical behavior are?

A

creating ethic codes
applying moral judgement
maintaing organizational justice

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9
Q

the three step model when applying moral judgment is?

A

gathering relevant factual information
determining the most appropriate moral values
making an ethical judgement based on the rightness or wrongness of the proposed activity or policy

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10
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what is organizational justice?

A

is the perceptions of people in an organization regarding fairness

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11
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the four types of organizational justice are?

A

distributive justice
procedural justice
interpersonal justice
informational justice

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12
Q

what is the sarbanes-oxley act?

A

the sarbanes oxley act of 2002 requires ceo’s and cfo’s to vouch for the truthfulness of their firms financial disclosures

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13
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what is social responsibility?

A
the set of
obligations an
organization has to
protect and enhance
the societal context
in which it functions.
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14
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in what three areas do organizations exercise social responsibility? toward

A

their stakeholder/s
natural environment
general social welfare

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15
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who or what is an organizational stakeholder?

A

person or organization who is directly
affected by the practices of an
organization and has a stake in its
performance

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16
Q

which groups of organizational stakeholders do most companies focus on?

A

employees
investors
customers

17
Q

arguments for social responsibility are?

A

business creates problems and should solve them
corporations are citizens
business have the resources to help
business can profit from social responsability

18
Q

arguments against social responsibility are?

A

business should imply focus on making profit
involvement gives business too much power
there is potential for conlfict of interest
organizations lack the expertise

19
Q

what four stances can an organization take towards social responsibility?

A

obstructionist stance
proactive stance
defense stance
accommodative stance

20
Q

how is business influenced by government? explain

A
environmental protection legislation
consumer protection legislation
employee protection legislation
securities legislation
tax codes
21
Q

how is the government influenced by business? explain

A

personal contacts and networks
lobbying Business
political action committees
favors and other influence tactics

22
Q

what are formal organizational actions?

A

legal compliance
ethical compliance
philanthropic giving

23
Q

what are informal organization actions?

A

organizational leadership plus culture

whistle blowing

24
Q

what is domestic business?

A

acquires all of its resources and sells all of its

products or services within a single country

25
Q

what is interntional business?

A

is based in a single country but acquires meaningful

resources and/or revenues from other countries

26
Q

what is multinational business?

A

uses a worldwide marketplace to buy materials,

borrow money, manufacture, and sell its products

27
Q

what is global business?

A

transcends national boundaries and is not committed

to a single home country.

28
Q

what seven strategies can an organization use to increase international activity?

A
exporting
importing
lecensing
strategic alliance
direct investment
29
Q

what are some advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to internationalization?

A

small cash outlay

con tariffs and taxes

30
Q

what are the three different elements of the global economy?

A

market economies

market systems

31
Q

what is the market economy term?

A

a market economy is based on the private ownership of business that allows market factors such as supply and demand to determine business strategy

32
Q

what are market systems?

A

clusters of countries that engage in high levels of trade with one another

33
Q

what are some of the mature market economies and systems discussed?

A

NAFTA north americ free trade agreement
EU european union
Pacific Asia

34
Q

what is the role of gatt and wto?

A

promote fair trade policies
reduce trade barriers
resolve trade disputes

35
Q

what does the infrastructure mean?

A

schools, hospitals, power plants, railroads,
highways, ports, airfields, and distribution systems
make up infrastructure.

36
Q

what does the nationalized term mean?

A

a company is taken over by the

government.