We should all be interested in the prevention of white-collar crime because we are all its victims. a) True b) False Question 14 What information about white-collar crime does the case United States v. Park provide for the reader? a) Few corporations are charged and even fewer are actuaally convicted. b) Executives who go to prison are seen as security risks. c) The courts are recognizing that corporate executives who have the power and authority to secure compliance with the law have an affirmative duty to do so. d) It is uncommon for corporate executives to blame subordinate departments of the company for the crime the executive is being accused of. Question 15 A 1997 survey by USA Today revealed that 92% of the teens surveyed liked the Budweiser Frogs commercial. This statistic suggests that corporations should acknowledge the perceptions of minors when advertising. a) True b) False Question 16 Which prominent international organization has put forth four main business objectives in an effort to prevent misconduct by transnational corporations? a) United Nations b) NAFTA c) International Court of Justice d) World Bank Group Question 17 Antidumping duties are imposed by two U.S. agencies: the International Trade Commission (ITC) and the International Trade Administration (ITA). a) True b) False