International Ethics and Ettiquette
Bribery
Whistleblowing
Child Labor
Miscellaneous
100

Name one of the countries we discussed with low level of employee misconduct

Japan and Germany

100

What is an example of low level bribery?

Lobbying

100

Who is in charge of corporate whistle blower protection in India?

The companies directors

100

Name one cost associated with getting rid of child labor?

  • Increase in prices of imported goods

  • Cost of new education

  • Intervention programs to eliminate

  • Financial aid for children that provide for families

100

What country did Starbucks fail in?

Australia

200

Do Japanese leaders tend to be more introverted or extraverted?

Introverted

200

Name one factor included used to determine a nations CPI?

  • Amount of bribery

  • Diversion of public funds

  • Government's ability to contain corruption

  • Legal protection for whistleblowers

  • Disclosures of elected officials financial information

200

How do Brazilians generally view whistleblowers

“Traitors”

200

Name one benefit of getting rid of child labor?

  • Moral Obligation

  • Improved health 

  • Improved education

  • Productivity increase will lead to economic gains

200

What country spends the most on lobbying?

The United States

300

What is a major emphasis for German business?

Environmental Issues

300

Are small facilitating payments illegal under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act?

No

300

What factors go into the effectiveness of a whistleblower protection program?

The amount of protection and rewards

300

Name a company that was accused of child labor

  • Nestle

  • Apple

  • H&M

  • Nike

  • Philip Morris

300

What country did Halliburton pay bribes to?

Nigeria

400

What is a major impact on Indian business?

Religion

400

Who does top level bribery usually include?

High ranking or elected officials

400

How many companies have laws protecting whistleblowers?

At least 59

400

What country has the highest average work week for children?

Bangladesh 

400

What company paid the largest fine under the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act?

Goldman Sachs

500

What does the Brazilian term "Jeitinho" mean?

a Portuguese word for finding a way to do something by bending or circumventing the rules

500

What is the name of the law in the United States that prohibits US companies from bribing foreign officials?

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (1977)

500

Under UK law how much money is a whistleblower able to make?

None

500

How many countries do not protect children under 18 from working in hazardous conditions?

41

500

Name two of the three least corrupt countries according to the Corruption Perceptions Index

Denmark, Finland, New Zealand

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