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Ethics - ANSWERunwritten rules we have developed for our interactions with eachother; govern when we are sharing resources or honoring contracts Divine Command Theory - ANSWERbased on religious beliefs, made on the basis of a divine being Categorical Imperative Theory - ANSWERyou cannot use ot...
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Add to cartEthics - ANSWERunwritten rules we have developed for our interactions with eachother; govern when we are sharing resources or honoring contracts Divine Command Theory - ANSWERbased on religious beliefs, made on the basis of a divine being Categorical Imperative Theory - ANSWERyou cannot use ot...
Ethics are the unwritten rules for behavior that are generally accepted in society. (True/False) - ANSWERTRUE Ethical egoists believe that solving ethical dilemmas requires training and nurturing of virtues (True/False). - ANSWERFALSE - Virtue ethics You are silent while a coworker gets blamed...
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Add to cartEthics are the unwritten rules for behavior that are generally accepted in society. (True/False) - ANSWERTRUE Ethical egoists believe that solving ethical dilemmas requires training and nurturing of virtues (True/False). - ANSWERFALSE - Virtue ethics You are silent while a coworker gets blamed...
Ethics - ANSWERManner by which one lives one's life according to a standard of right or wrong behavior - In both how one thinks and behaves towards others and how one would like them to think and behave towards others Factors That Influence Ethics - ANSWER- One's upbringing - One's rel...
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Add to cartEthics - ANSWERManner by which one lives one's life according to a standard of right or wrong behavior - In both how one thinks and behaves towards others and how one would like them to think and behave towards others Factors That Influence Ethics - ANSWER- One's upbringing - One's rel...
Blanchard and Peele - ANSWERIs it legal? Is it balanced? How does it make me feel? Divine Command Theory - ANSWEREthical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism - ANSWERwe all act in our own self interest and limit our judgments to our own conduct, not the conduct of others ...
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Add to cartBlanchard and Peele - ANSWERIs it legal? Is it balanced? How does it make me feel? Divine Command Theory - ANSWEREthical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism - ANSWERwe all act in our own self interest and limit our judgments to our own conduct, not the conduct of others ...
True or False An action may be legal but not ethical - ANSWERTrue True or False Ethical codes of conduct can set the ethical tone of a firm. - ANSWERTrue True or False The minimal acceptable standard for ethical behavior is compliance with the law. - ANSWERTrue True or False A busin...
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Add to cartTrue or False An action may be legal but not ethical - ANSWERTrue True or False Ethical codes of conduct can set the ethical tone of a firm. - ANSWERTrue True or False The minimal acceptable standard for ethical behavior is compliance with the law. - ANSWERTrue True or False A busin...
Which philosopher would start with a tabula rasa and then develop ethical standards? - ANSWERJohn Rawls Which school of ethical thought is found in The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged? - ANSWEREthical Egoism Which of the following business ethicists encourages us to consider our feelings in ma...
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Add to cartWhich philosopher would start with a tabula rasa and then develop ethical standards? - ANSWERJohn Rawls Which school of ethical thought is found in The Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged? - ANSWEREthical Egoism Which of the following business ethicists encourages us to consider our feelings in ma...
Compliance with the law meets all ethical standards. (T/F) - ANSWERFalse I was just following orders" is a defense in law and a test for ethical behavior (T/F) - ANSWERFalse Many companies that had been headquartered in the United States have decided to conduct corporate inversions, in whic...
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Add to cartCompliance with the law meets all ethical standards. (T/F) - ANSWERFalse I was just following orders" is a defense in law and a test for ethical behavior (T/F) - ANSWERFalse Many companies that had been headquartered in the United States have decided to conduct corporate inversions, in whic...
Judges do not always follow case precedent. Case precedent is: A. followed if the parties in the both case are the same B. always followed if the precedent comes form within the state C. examined in each case and always followed if the facts are similar D. part of the doctrine of stare decisis -...
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Add to cartJudges do not always follow case precedent. Case precedent is: A. followed if the parties in the both case are the same B. always followed if the precedent comes form within the state C. examined in each case and always followed if the facts are similar D. part of the doctrine of stare decisis -...
primum non nocere - ANSWER"above all do no harm" ethical egoism - ANSWERwe all act in our own self-interest and limit our judgements to our own conduct, not the conduct of others. Blanchard and Peale - ANSWERIs it legal? Is it balanced? How does it make me feel? virtue ethicists (Plat...
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Add to cartprimum non nocere - ANSWER"above all do no harm" ethical egoism - ANSWERwe all act in our own self-interest and limit our judgements to our own conduct, not the conduct of others. Blanchard and Peale - ANSWERIs it legal? Is it balanced? How does it make me feel? virtue ethicists (Plat...
Who enforces criminal laws? a. individuals who are harmed. b. police officers. c. the government. d. none of the answer choices are correct. - ANSWERthe government. 1. Stare decisis is the principle that courts follow to decide legal cases by using the legal principles adopted in earlier cour...
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Add to cartWho enforces criminal laws? a. individuals who are harmed. b. police officers. c. the government. d. none of the answer choices are correct. - ANSWERthe government. 1. Stare decisis is the principle that courts follow to decide legal cases by using the legal principles adopted in earlier cour...
which of the following outcomes would not be available in a court of equity? - ANSWERan order for the payment of money damages for a breach of contract legal vocabulary used in the United States is a combination of - ANSWERLatin, English, and French regulations created and enforced by federal ...
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Add to cartwhich of the following outcomes would not be available in a court of equity? - ANSWERan order for the payment of money damages for a breach of contract legal vocabulary used in the United States is a combination of - ANSWERLatin, English, and French regulations created and enforced by federal ...
law - ANSWERa body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by the controlling authority and having legal binding force public laws and example - ANSWERlaws by some authorized governmental body. ex- state and federal constitution laws, county taxation statutes private law and example - ANSWERb...
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Add to cartlaw - ANSWERa body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by the controlling authority and having legal binding force public laws and example - ANSWERlaws by some authorized governmental body. ex- state and federal constitution laws, county taxation statutes private law and example - ANSWERb...
Judges do not always follow case precedent. Case precedent is: A. followed if the parties in the both case are the same B. always followed if the precedent comes from within the state C. examined in each case and always followed if the facts are similar D. part of the doctrine of stare deci...
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Add to cartJudges do not always follow case precedent. Case precedent is: A. followed if the parties in the both case are the same B. always followed if the precedent comes from within the state C. examined in each case and always followed if the facts are similar D. part of the doctrine of stare deci...
A recent survey found that 24% of Americans feel it is always wrong to speed. In which of the following schools of ethical thought would this 24% fit best? Moral Relativists Utilitarians Ethical Egoists Virtue - ANSWERVirtue virtue ethicists requires definitive rules and lines between right...
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Add to cartA recent survey found that 24% of Americans feel it is always wrong to speed. In which of the following schools of ethical thought would this 24% fit best? Moral Relativists Utilitarians Ethical Egoists Virtue - ANSWERVirtue virtue ethicists requires definitive rules and lines between right...
Many companies that had been headquartered in the United States have decided to conduct corporate inversions, in which they sell their assets to a foreign corporation so they can claim a new residence in that country for corporate tax purposes and avoid paying corporate taxes in the United States. T...
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Add to cartMany companies that had been headquartered in the United States have decided to conduct corporate inversions, in which they sell their assets to a foreign corporation so they can claim a new residence in that country for corporate tax purposes and avoid paying corporate taxes in the United States. T...
Part of Laura Nash's model for resolving ethical dilemmas is to ask, "How would this decision appear if it was reported on the front page of a newspaper?" - ANSWERFalse 2. Re-labeling our conduct is one of the techniques that we use to avoid facing ethical dilemmas. For example, we mig...
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Add to cartPart of Laura Nash's model for resolving ethical dilemmas is to ask, "How would this decision appear if it was reported on the front page of a newspaper?" - ANSWERFalse 2. Re-labeling our conduct is one of the techniques that we use to avoid facing ethical dilemmas. For example, we mig...
Ethics - ANSWEREthics consists of the unwritten rules we have developed for our interaction w each other Divine Command Theory - ANSWERethical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism Theory - ANSWERWe all act in our own self-interest and limit out judgments to our own conduct...
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Add to cartEthics - ANSWEREthics consists of the unwritten rules we have developed for our interaction w each other Divine Command Theory - ANSWERethical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism Theory - ANSWERWe all act in our own self-interest and limit out judgments to our own conduct...
Ethics - ANSWEREthics consists of the unwritten rules we have developed for our interaction w each other Divine Command Theory - ANSWERethical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism Theory - ANSWERWe all act in our own self-interest and limit out judgments to our own conduct...
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Add to cartEthics - ANSWEREthics consists of the unwritten rules we have developed for our interaction w each other Divine Command Theory - ANSWERethical standards are based upon religious beliefs Ethical Egoism Theory - ANSWERWe all act in our own self-interest and limit out judgments to our own conduct...
Once a court decision is issued, it cannot be reversed without legislative action. - ANSWERfalse 1. Appeals courts a. Always retry lower court cases in their entirety. b. Review the records of the lower courts to determine if the law is applied properly. c. Do not publish their opinions. d. N...
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Add to cartOnce a court decision is issued, it cannot be reversed without legislative action. - ANSWERfalse 1. Appeals courts a. Always retry lower court cases in their entirety. b. Review the records of the lower courts to determine if the law is applied properly. c. Do not publish their opinions. d. N...
If you have an ethical problem - ANSWERDisclose the conflict to those who are expecting you to make an independent decision Recuse yourself. Don't make the decision Review the code of conduct Seek advice Does this reflect on your leadership abilities? A recent survey found that 24% of Amer...
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Add to cartIf you have an ethical problem - ANSWERDisclose the conflict to those who are expecting you to make an independent decision Recuse yourself. Don't make the decision Review the code of conduct Seek advice Does this reflect on your leadership abilities? A recent survey found that 24% of Amer...
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