1.It is not ethically sufficient to obey the law because ___________

A.the law does not apply to business in general

B.ethical constraints sometimes require that the law be ignored

C.ethics goes beyond what can be legally codified

D.the law itself is stricter than ethics

2.Fraud is unethical because ______.

A.all parties must have access to pertinent information

B.no one may be permitted to profit too much

C.market economies require freedom of action

D.the market requires everyone to further their own interests

3.Teleological theories of ethics locate goodness in _____.

A.the outcome of actions

B.the intentions of the agent

C.the obligations of people to each other

D.the maximization of economic opportunity

4.Rule utilitarianism favors rules that _____.

A.always benefit the most people

B.everyone agrees with

C.utilitarians think are good rules

D.would maximize goodness if everyone followed them

5.A "maxim," according to Kant's terminology, is ____.

A.the outcome of an action

B.the reason that one undertakes an action

C.the moral principle that one has in mind

D.that which would make an action moral