- Moral principles by which people conduct themselves personally, socially, or professionally
- Business Ethics
- Virtues
2. Necessary between businesses for the marketplace to operate effectively. Some companies do not act responsibly when it comes to…………
- Social Responsibility
- Fair Competition
- Corporate Stakeholder
- The set of internal beliefs about appropriate behavior in the workplace
- Ethics
- Business Ethics
- Virtues
- fundamental values that societies impart to their members about right and wrong
- moral
- ethical frameworks
- freedom of consent
- individuals should freely and knowingly give consent to actions; they should do so with full information
- freedom of consent
- social responsibility
- moral
- All definitions of Corporate Social Responsibility recognize that
a) companies have a responsibility for their impact on society and environment.
b) the natural environment should be the main focus of CSR activities.
c) business ethics is a complex issue.
d) companies must pay equal attention to business ethics and sustainability.
- What is meant by the phrase teleological ethics?
- Is used to judge is an action is right, fair and honest.
- An action can only be judged by its consequences.
- Developing the individual personal characteristics.
- The key purpose of ethics is to increase freedom
- The moral course is the one that offers the greatest good to the greatest number of people.’ Which approach to ethics is this
- Utilitarian
- Deontological
- Aristotelian
- What is whistle blowing?
- Revealing unethical behaviour to superiors or outsiders
- Spreading malicious rumours about managers not behaving ethically
- Warning colleagues of threats from unethical dealers, investors and the like
- Which of the following was not suggested as a potential benefit for the socially responsible organisation
- Training assignments in community organisations
- Being more robust in times of recession
- Swaying public opinion
