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l. A well written code of ethics must be elastic enough to handle new situations as they anse. A) True B) False 2. Kant asserts that human life is best understood as a "war of every man against every other man." This means all people want to have whatever they deem appropriate to a comfortable life for themselves. A) True B) False 3. Most private business prefer to self regulate and create their own codes of fair and ethical behavior because the business owners are much more aware of the needs of the business and their clients. A) True B) False 4. Aristotle claims that the proper telos of life is eudaimonia, a term he defines as happiness understood as well being achieved through rational thought and virtuous living. A) True B) False 5. According to Hobbes, a contract among people is based upon the actions considered good or evil by the group developing the contract in accord with the changeable appetites and aversions in their every day life. A) True B) False 6. According to Solomon, the most enduring businesses engender trust in clients based on consistently honest interactions, but should never be willing to let go of hard working people to cut their costs. A) True B) False 7. Most codes of ethics are specific enough to handle a myriad of diverse issues that can arise in a complex business structure. A) True B) False 8. According to Kant a moral action is one that is done from duty and not from inclination. A) True B) False 9. According to Aristotle the highest function of humans is to live think reasonably. A) True B) False 10. Utilitarian thinkers define happiness as the personal satisfaction that results from virtuous behavior. A) True B) False 11. When Kant claims a moral agent must have a good will he means they must A) want to create fair outcome in a situation. B) be prepared to formulate intentions that conform to the choice reasonable people would make. C) be willing to act in accord with a personal desire 12. Bowie claims that a code of ethics that applies to all industries of a type are only valid and valuable if A) it protects clients no matter which firm they use. B) it allows firms to be assured that standard practices are followed by all who are licensed. C) it allows businesses to self regulate and avoid government intervention. D) it also includes methods for imposing penalties for not following the codes standards. 13. The Utilitarian standard for moral behavior focuses on A) giving up your personal desires for the good of the group even if the solution is not one you would choose. B) the principle of the greatest good for the greatest number. C) solutions such as using the method of majority rules to determine a behavior. D) All of the above 14. Kant's claim that one must always act so as to treat others as ends and not means A) requires that businesses should be concerned with issues such as fair pay to workers. B) requires that businesses should seek minimum profits. C) requires that businesses apply their standards of work to all clients. D) All of the above E) answers 1 and 3 15. Honest advertising and truth in lending are A) vital fundamental elements of a successful enterprise B) less important elements than fairness to employees and clients C) frequently can be overlooked by successful business people. 16. Hobbes would agree to a code of ethics if A) the code gave special rights to some and fewer rights to other members of the contract. B) the code could be ignored by any participants who thought it unfair. C) it had to be objectively applied to all participants once accepted. D) All of the above. 17. According to Glaucon's perspective in "The Ring of Gyges" story, professionals just like all people need rules or laws or codes of behavior because A) without them people would all just follow their own interests without regard for others. B) people naturally avoid following rules if it is possible. C) people only follow rules for fear of punishment. D) None of the above E) All of the above 18. One claim Kant would assert is that A) all people have a right to be treated with respect B) it is OKto use a person to create a fair and moral solution for all the other people involved. C) Neither l or 2 D) Both 1 and 2 19. According to Aristotle's idea, people who would be most interested in creating wealth for themselves without much concern for others would be those who live lives of A) Honor/political B) Pleasure C) Contemplation 20. A professional is held to a higher ethical standard that is a client because A) the professional is paid for additional expertise B) the professional often has power over the client and must be trusted C) NeitherA or B D) Both A and B