Sources of Law
What is the legal capacity to require another person to perform or refrain from an action?
Right
What type of law defines rights and responsibilites?
Substantive Law
What branch of philosophy deals with values related to human conduct?
Ethics
What philosopher is associated with the Categorical Imperative?
Kant
What is essential for successful business relationships?
Trust
What is an obligation imposed by law to perform or refrain from an act?
Duty
What type of law explains how rights and liabilities are enforced?
Procedural Law
What type of law says that if something is legal, it is moral?
Positive Law
Which theory says everyone has a set of rights that should be protected?
Rights Theory
What can have a major impact on company's ability to do business?
Reputation
What type of law is created by courts through decisions?
Case Law
What type of wrong is considered a wrong against society?
Criminal Law
What type of law establishes higher standards of conduct than positive law?
Natural Law
Which theory says ethical standards depend on the circumstances?
Moral Relativism
What analysis looks at how a decision affects different groups?
Stakeholder Analysis
What type of law consists of rules created by administrative agencies?
Administrative Law
What type of wrong is considered a wrong against an individual?
Civil Law
What theory says we should act in our own self interest?
Ethical Egoism
Which theory is associated with Plato and Aristotle?
Virtue Ethics
What test says, "Is it legal? Is it balanced? How does it make me feel?"
Blanchard-Peale
What type of law consists of rules parties agree to in contracts?
Private Law
What body of law provides justice when regular law is inadequate or unfair?
Equity
What theory says we should do the greatest good for the greatest number?
Utilitarianism
Which theory focuses on fairness through social contracts and justice?
Contractarianism
What test asks whether you would want your decision published for everyone to see?
Front-Page Test