Deck 4: International Ethics

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The Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI)was developed by the European Union for their member countries.
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Global companies wanting to enter the Japanese market should be aware of the _____________.
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Which of the following is one of the most important activities to offset carbon dioxide emissions?

A)Planting trees
B)Using recycled paper
C)Higher taxes on cars
D)Encouraging people to quit smoking
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The environmental impact of greenhouse gases is measured by __________.

A)the number of global companies engaged in sustainable initiatives
B)the carbon footprint of human activity
C)the number of green products in the marketplace
D)world population numbers
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Different cultures have different acceptable ethical behaviours.
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Which country is the global leader in "going green"?

A)United States
B)Australia
C)Sweden
D)Germany
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One important reason why companies pursue "green" initiatives is _____________.

A)to adhere to international laws
B)to appease human rights activists
C)to reduce operating costs
D)to increase bi-lateral trade
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Multinational organizations have ethical obligations toward all of the following EXCEPT _________.

A)human rights
B)social structure of a culture
C)environmental pollution
D)social sustainability
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Corporate codes of ethics are _________.
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Culture often establishes the ____________ on what is considered acceptable and unacceptable behaviours.
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____________ is a set of moral principles that defines right or wrong for a person or a group.
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Describe in detail the relationship between ethics,ethical behaviour and why and how companies are developing green products.
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In cases of human rights abuses,international law states that _________.

A)global companies can be held liable
B)executives of global companies can be held liable
C)only nations can be held liable
D)anyone who works for the company can be held liable
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The Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI)is a code of conduct developed to encourage companies to behave ethically.
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An individual with a strong sense of personal ethics is _______ to behave unethically in a business situation.

A)likely
B)less likely
C)more likely
D)more unlikely
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A code of ethics is a set of __________ established by an organization to help its employees of members behave in accordance with the organization's values and ethical standards.
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Deck 4: International Ethics
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The Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI)was developed by the European Union for their member countries.
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Global companies wanting to enter the Japanese market should be aware of the _____________.
Specific examples of countries and/or companies to illustrate your answers can be drawn from the textbook,class discussions,Internet,and/or newspapers and other publications.
Ethical behaviour varies among cultures and there are different philosophies of ethics that can be adopted to implement business objectives.Ethical issues are becoming increasingly important for any company wanting to operate or invest internationally.
A company should not blindly follow the behaviour of other companies is a country where they wish to conduct business but carefully consider which philosophy applies in each context.
Most international companies have a policy for ethics and social responsibility.Today companies search for ways to use both to create value and build competitive advantage.Key CSR issues include labour conditions,human rights,bribery,corruption,fair trade practices,and the environment.
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Which of the following is one of the most important activities to offset carbon dioxide emissions?

A)Planting trees
B)Using recycled paper
C)Higher taxes on cars
D)Encouraging people to quit smoking
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The environmental impact of greenhouse gases is measured by __________.

A)the number of global companies engaged in sustainable initiatives
B)the carbon footprint of human activity
C)the number of green products in the marketplace
D)world population numbers
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Different cultures have different acceptable ethical behaviours.
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Which country is the global leader in "going green"?

A)United States
B)Australia
C)Sweden
D)Germany
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One important reason why companies pursue "green" initiatives is _____________.

A)to adhere to international laws
B)to appease human rights activists
C)to reduce operating costs
D)to increase bi-lateral trade
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Multinational organizations have ethical obligations toward all of the following EXCEPT _________.

A)human rights
B)social structure of a culture
C)environmental pollution
D)social sustainability
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Corporate codes of ethics are _________.
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Culture often establishes the ____________ on what is considered acceptable and unacceptable behaviours.
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____________ is a set of moral principles that defines right or wrong for a person or a group.
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Describe in detail the relationship between ethics,ethical behaviour and why and how companies are developing green products.
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In cases of human rights abuses,international law states that _________.

A)global companies can be held liable
B)executives of global companies can be held liable
C)only nations can be held liable
D)anyone who works for the company can be held liable
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The Principles of Responsible Investment (PRI)is a code of conduct developed to encourage companies to behave ethically.
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An individual with a strong sense of personal ethics is _______ to behave unethically in a business situation.

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A code of ethics is a set of __________ established by an organization to help its employees of members behave in accordance with the organization's values and ethical standards.
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