An individual's response to an ethical issue depends in part on Question 2Select one: a. what competitors are doing b. the intelligence of the consumers c. only his moral philosophy d. culture of the organization Identify which of the following aspects of an organization helps to build ethical organizations: Question 3Select one: a. the organization's mission, and values b. the organization's policies c. the organizations' sponsorship history d. the organization's response to the environment Which of the following statements would indicate that a decision is discriminatory? Question 4Select one: a. a \& c b. for the decision to be discriminatory it would have to be isolated and covert c. the decision is based on results from the performance appraisal d. the decision is not based on merit, but on morally unjustified attitudes Which of the following statements best summarizes why it is often difficult in business to decide what is right or wrong in a given situation? Question 5Select one: a. a businesses may be faced with a conflict between the firm's desire for profits and its responsibility to customer and the law b. businesses have many responsibilities; they serve a variety of stakeholders, with divergent needsand interests c. conflict may arise between ideal decisions and those that are practical in given situations d. all of the above. Organizations may find it difficult to make ethical decisions because Question 6Select one: a. ethical problems are not straightforward b. organizations are inherently unethical c. a \& b d. organizations have different constituents with varying needs Which of the following is not a means through which a CEO can communicate their support of ethics initiatives? Question 8Select one: a. meeting informally with managers and employees, communicating directly with them regarding the company's ethics programmes b. modelling ethical conduct through success stories c. promoting and delegating authority to ethically aware and responsible managers d. promoting and delegating authority to managers known to engage in misconduct The Due Care Theory of the manufacturer's duties to consumers is based on the idea that: Question 9Select one: a. manufacturers lack the expertise to deal with consumers b. sellers and consumers are both knowledgeable on the issues; neither has an advantage c. the manufacturer and consumer are both vulnerable to being harmed d. consumers and sellers do not meet as equals as the consumer lacks the expertise of the manufacturer he main factors that should be taken into consideration when determining the ethical nature of an advertisement are Question 10Select one: a. the size of the audience group and the reach of the advertisement b. the social effects of the advertisement, and its effects on desire and beliefs c. the social effects, and its effect on the medium and profits d. its effects on desire and intended consequences