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Full Bowl Snap
Nose Torque
T Bowl
Torch Lit Snap
100
The _______ was(were) enacted to restore confidence in financial reporting and business ethics after the accounting scandals of the early 2000s.
Sarbanes Oxley act of 2002
100
The ___________ focuses on firms taking action to prevent/detect misconduct in cooperation with government regulation.
What is The Federal Sentencing Guidelines for Organizations
100
What is essential in building long-term relationships between businesses and consumers?
What is Trust
100
In the Regan/Bush eras, the major foxus was on what, as it pertains to business ethics?
What is Self-Regulation
200
The ability of a business organization to achieve its business goals is directly affected by whether its behavior is judged to be right or wrong by whom?
What is consumers and stakeholders
200
Because of Sabranes-Oxley, publicly traded companies must develop ______ to create transparency in financial reporting.
What is Code of Ethics
200
What are benefits of being ethical and socially responsible in business?
What is Dont get in trouble with government, protect the environment, instill confidence in stakeholders (Ty's Guess)
200
When employees see honesty, respect, and trust applied frequentyl in the workplace, what happens?
What is an increase in overall satisfaction
200
Investors are often concerned about business ethics because they know that misconduct can contribute to what?
What is Lower stock value and prices
300
Most strong organizational climates usually focus on the core value of placing _______ first.
What is Customers interest
300
Stakeholders power over businesses stems from what?
What is Ability to withdraw or withhold resources
300
Define and Explain social responsibility and the triple bottom line approach to business. Provide examples.
What is (Explain)
300
The _____ was enacted to restore confidence in financial reporting and business ethics after the accounting scandals of the early 2000s.
What is Sarbanes Oxley act of 2002
300
Define and explain the term business ethics. be prepared to provide examples.
What is (Explain)
400
Ethical misconduct and decisions that damage stakeholders will generally lead to what outcomes?
What is Impacts a companys reputation from an investor, consumer perspective, confidence level and shareholder value.
400
Minimizing the use of energy, reducing emissions and waste are issues of importance to which stakeholder group?
What is Environmental groups
400
Accountability, oversight, and control all fall under the definition and implementation of what?
What is Corporate governance.
400
The ____________ model is founded in classic economics.
What is Shareholder model of corporate governance
400
Describe and ecplain the difference between primary and secondary stakeholders.
What is Primary stakeholders are those whose continued association is absolutely necessary for the frims survival being employees, customers, investors, shareholders. What is secondary stakeholders do not typically engage directly in transactions with a company and are therefore not essential to its survivalv, tehse include the media, trade associations and special interest.
500
Describe the elements of an ethical issue
What is Ethical Challenge Desire Decision Ethical Action
500
Ethical issues in business are defined by what or whom?
What is Defined as a problem, situation or opportunity that requires an individual or group to choose among actions.
500
To avoid conflicts of interest, employees must do what?
What is Employees must be able to separate their private interests from their business dealings. Organizations must also avoid potential conflicts of interest when providing products.
500
Concern involving copyright infringement on books, movies and music, and illegally produced goods relate to which classification of ethical issue?
What is Intellectual property rights
500
In marketing communications, lying causes predicaments for comapnies because it destroys what?
What is TRUST