Chapter 2—Integrity and Ethics: Foundations for Success in Small BusinessTRUE/FALSE1.Many entrepreneurs are people of principle, and integrity regulates their quest for profits.PTS: 1REF: p. 39OBJ: 2-1 TYPE: CNAT: Ethics | Dynamics
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2.Small businesses that practice skimming of income are acting unethically and illegally.PTS: 1REF: p. 47OBJ: 2-2 TYPE: C
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NAT: Ethics | Finance3.Skimming by small business is sufficiently widespread to be recognized as a general problem.PTS: 1REF: p. 47OBJ: 2-2 TYPE: CNAT: Ethics | Finance
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4.According to a Baylor University survey, small business owners experienced more ethical problemspertaining to the environment than problems with customer relationships.
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PTS: 1REF: p. 39OBJ: 2-2 TYPE: CNAT: Ethics | Dynamics5.Sales people must often walk a fine line between persuasion and deception.PTS: 1REF: p. 42OBJ: 2-2 TYPE: CNAT: Ethics | Ethical and Legal
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6.Entrepreneurs who do not behave in a way consistent with the noble values, beliefs, and principlesthey claim to hold are said to be compromising their integrity.PTS: 1REF: p. 38OBJ: 2-1 TYPE: D
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NAT: Ethics | Dynamics7.Unlike employees in small firms, persons who work for large corporations face pressure from varioussources to act in ways that conflict with their own sense of what is right and wrong.
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PTS: 1REF: p. 48OBJ: 2-1 TYPE: CNAT: Ethics | Dynamics