Deck 2: Business Ethics: The Controversy

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A corporation is_______ .

A) a real person
B) a group of people
C) stockholders
D) an artificial person
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A business need only be concerned about_____ .

A) money
B) people
C) the environment
D) there is no settled answer
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Milton Friedman is _____.

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
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R. Edward Freeman is______ .

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
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H.B. Fuller is_______ .

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
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Milton Friedman's claim that businesses can have no explicit social responsibilities is best explained as an example of_______ .

A) deontological reasoning
B) virtue theory ethics
C) consequentialist theory
D) social contracting
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The Stakeholder Theory holds that:

A) The rights of all who may be affected need to be considered in making business decisions.
B) Anyone with stake in a corporation's behavior should be rewarded with a corresponding proportion of ownership.
C) Capitalism has long outlived its usefulness.
D) Virtue theory ethics alone is suitable for the 21st Century.
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Resistol is_______ .

A) a toxic substance
B) the theory that we should resist change
C) a company with business in Central America
D) an organization concerned with corporate ethics
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When did the modern business corporation emerge as one of the most important innovations in human history?

A) in the 21st Century
B) in the 20th Century
C) in the 19th Century
D) in the 18th Century
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H. B. Fuller is best described as a company_________ .

A) that believed it was an ethical company
B) that was only concerned with making money
C) that made shoes in Central America
D) headquartered in Europe
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H.B. Fuller is a Honduran company.
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Resistol is marketed as an inhalant.
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Milton Friedman is a free market economist.
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Milton Friedman believed the doctrine of "social responsibility" involved the acceptance of a socialist view.
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Stakeholders are the same as Stockholders.
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R. Edward Freeman is a proponent of "managing for stakeholders."
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Modern business is no more complex than in the past.
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"Privity of contract" remains the only recognized relationship that an individual can have with a business.
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The "Separation Fallacy" holds that those who separate business decisions from ethics are wrong to do so.
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Stakeholder theory holds that business can be understood as a set of relationships among groups that have a stake in the activities that make up the business.
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Deck 2: Business Ethics: The Controversy
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A corporation is_______ .

A) a real person
B) a group of people
C) stockholders
D) an artificial person
an artificial person
2
A business need only be concerned about_____ .

A) money
B) people
C) the environment
D) there is no settled answer
there is no settled answer
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Milton Friedman is _____.

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
a Nobel Prize winning economist
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R. Edward Freeman is______ .

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
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H.B. Fuller is_______ .

A) a Nobel Prize winning environmentalist
B) a Nobel Prize winning economist
C) a Professor of Business Administration
D) a company that makes industrial products
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Milton Friedman's claim that businesses can have no explicit social responsibilities is best explained as an example of_______ .

A) deontological reasoning
B) virtue theory ethics
C) consequentialist theory
D) social contracting
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The Stakeholder Theory holds that:

A) The rights of all who may be affected need to be considered in making business decisions.
B) Anyone with stake in a corporation's behavior should be rewarded with a corresponding proportion of ownership.
C) Capitalism has long outlived its usefulness.
D) Virtue theory ethics alone is suitable for the 21st Century.
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Resistol is_______ .

A) a toxic substance
B) the theory that we should resist change
C) a company with business in Central America
D) an organization concerned with corporate ethics
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When did the modern business corporation emerge as one of the most important innovations in human history?

A) in the 21st Century
B) in the 20th Century
C) in the 19th Century
D) in the 18th Century
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H. B. Fuller is best described as a company_________ .

A) that believed it was an ethical company
B) that was only concerned with making money
C) that made shoes in Central America
D) headquartered in Europe
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H.B. Fuller is a Honduran company.
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Resistol is marketed as an inhalant.
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Milton Friedman is a free market economist.
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Milton Friedman believed the doctrine of "social responsibility" involved the acceptance of a socialist view.
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Stakeholders are the same as Stockholders.
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R. Edward Freeman is a proponent of "managing for stakeholders."
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Modern business is no more complex than in the past.
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"Privity of contract" remains the only recognized relationship that an individual can have with a business.
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The "Separation Fallacy" holds that those who separate business decisions from ethics are wrong to do so.
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Stakeholder theory holds that business can be understood as a set of relationships among groups that have a stake in the activities that make up the business.
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