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A) the Future Corporation Protection Act.
B) the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
C) the Foreign Trade Act.
D) the International Treaty Clause.
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A) opportunism.
B) self-dealing.
C) creativity.
D) philanthropy.
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A) They are universal and seldom vary.
B) They are independent of factors such as culture and religion.
C) They may reflect the laws and regulations that affect social and economic behavior.
D) They set absolute standards for good and bad that are enforced by the law.
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A) It states that companies should only focus on increasing shareholder wealth.
B) It states that social responsibility is best carried out by government agencies.
C) It states that a company owes a duty to be a good citizen in its community.
D) It states that employees and not the top management should be involved in corporate social responsibility.
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A) It states that philanthropy should be the most important function of a corporation.
B) It states that the economic responsibility of a corporation provides the foundation for its other responsibilities.
C) It states that governments and nonprofit organizations and not corporations should carry out social responsibility functions.
D) It states that social responsibility efforts should be focused on the external and not the internal stakeholders of a corporation.
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A) coworkers have a strong ethical culture.
B) a code of ethics is absent.
C) organizational rules are absent.
D) the top managers have little control over organizational culture.
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A) unethical practices are commonplace in the organization.
B) there is a short time gap between the action and the onset of negative consequences.
C) there is no possibility that the action will result in severe adverse consequences.
D) the action is very unlikely to affect many people in the organization.
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A) applies exclusively cases of financial misrepresentations made by foreign corporations that have entered into contracts with U.S.corporations.
B) prohibits U.S.corporations from entering into contracts with foreign corporations.
C) applies exclusively to foreign corporations in the U.S.
D) prohibits U.S.corporations from bribing public officials of foreign governments.
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A) Ethical truths depend on the individuals and groups holding them.
B) Decisions must benefit the most people but through the fairest and most just means available.
C) Decisions should never be based on predictions of future.
D) Intuition and personal feelings should guide decision making in cases of dilemmas.
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A) It states that corporations should only focus on increasing shareholder wealth.
B) It exclusively focuses on the corporations' duty to protect the environment.
C) It states that focusing on the world's social and responsible problems will help corporations outperform their peers.
D) It states that corporations should think about social responsibility only after they establish themselves and achieve profitability.
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