Butler Community College

BA 109

Chapter 2

1)The fact that the Enron and Arthur Andersen case dominated the media and resulted in numerous congressional investigations showed the widespread concern with:

1. 1. ethical behavior in business.
   2. the enforcement of law.
   3. the power of the government.
   4. the role of educational institutions in the field of ethics.

2. Ethical issues involving Internet and computer technology also have prompted people to consider ethical issues such as:
   1. privacy.
   2. governance.
   3. discrimination.
   4. apartheid.

3. Today's business professionals involved in global markets are sometimes faced with ethical predicaments, because of different:
   1. modes of transport.
   2. languages.
   3. standards of ethics.
   4. values of money.

4. The actions of corporations that are intended to demonstrate their wish to behave responsively take many forms and are conducted under the banner of:
   1. corporate liability.
   2. national mandate.
   3. patriotic duties.
   4. corporate responsibility.

5. Code of ethics is also known as:
   1. kudo.
   2. credo.
   3. an epilogue.
   4. quantum.

6. Incentives for corporations to act more ethically are provided by:
   1. Federal Sentencing Guidelines.
   2. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
   3. Civil Rights Act.
   4. Federal Indictments Act.

7. American firms are prohibited from bribing foreign officials under the:
   1. Federal Indictments Act.
   2. Civil Rights Act.
   3. Federal Sentencing Guidelines.
   4. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

8. Sometimes, the driving force for reform may be the individual:
   1. ethic guru.
   2. quality assuror.
   3. whistleblower.
   4. protagonist.

9. The federal government and many states have statutes that protect whistleblowers from:
   1. retaliation.
   2. rebuke.
   3. appraisal.
   4. indictments.

10. Ethical beliefs are the foundation of many of our:
    1. reports.
    2. laws.
    3. books.
    4. religious practices.