Question 11. 11. Make-It Construction Corporation makes a side...

Question 11. 11. Make-It Construction Corporation makes a side payment to a government official in Nigeria to obtain a contract. In the United States, this is (Points : 1) illegal and unethical. illegal only. neither illegal nor unethical. unethical only. Question 12. 12. Eagle Manufacturing Corporation could demonstrate a commitment to ethical behavior by (Points : 1) complying with the law only. implementing ethical programs only. making a profit only. complying with the law, establishing ethics codes, and making money. Question 13. 13. Steve, the human resources director for Total Personnel Corporation, attempts to comply with the law in dealing with applicants and employees. One of the challenges Steve faces is that the legality of an action is (Points : 1) always clear. never clear. sometimes clear. usually clear. Question 14. 14. Some consumers misuse the products of Hardware Supplies, Inc., and are injured. In terms of responsibility, Hardware may have (Points : 1) a legal duty only. an ethical and a legal duty. an ethical duty only. neither an ethical nor a legal duty. Question 15. 15. Equity Capital Corporation provides other firms with funds to expand operations. Questions of what is ethical involve the extent to which Equity has (Points : 1) a legal duty beyond those duties mandated by ethics. an ethical duty beyond those duties mandated by law. any duty beyond those mandated by both ethics and the law. any duty when it is uncertain whether a legal duty exists. Question 16. 16. Stowen Corporation, has a website where employees share their information just within the company. Stowen says they respect all employees’ privacy and data. Now the company website will be hosted in the Cloud. What should Stowen’s do ethically? (Points : 1) Disclose that they are moving the website to the Cloud. Get employees to sign a waiver of liability Disclose in company communications and the website that their information may be at risk. Not move to the website to the Cloud. Question 17. 17. A U.S. medical products company, Weston Medical Corporation (WMC) in Mexico City is bidding on a hospital contract. There are several companies competing for the contract. Several companies let the sales representative from WMC know that they have given large gifts to the decision-makers at the hospital to help them get the contract. What can the sales representative ethically do in this situation? (Points : 1) Do nothing and hope for the contract. Give a gift to the family of the Hospital Contracts Manager. Provide a gift of a computer to the Contracts Manager at the hospital. Make a large charitable gift to the hospital. Question 18. 18. There are guidelines for making ethical decisions, they are: (Points : 1) Values, everyones’ rights, and the status quo of the culture. Law, rules and procedures, values, conscience, promises, heroes Conscience, what you have promised or agreed to and the law. Contracts, agreements, and rules of fair play. Question 19. 19. Outcomes-based ethics (Points : 1) derives from rights principles derives from religious standards Seek to ensure a particular outcome. Are not utilitarian Question 20. 20. The categorical imperative means that (Points : 1) Guiding principles for moral behavior come from human nature and therefore happen naturally. The right or wrong is judged through estimation of the consequences if everyone performed the act. The ethical answer is always derived from weighing the consequences of one’s behavior in the particular circumstances. Everyone will act morally if given the opportunity so nothing need be done to decide.