Chapter 7: Corruption and Ethics in Global Business

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The three philosophical principles regarding ethics include the imperative principle, the utilitarian principle, and the generalization argument.

True

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The CPI ranks 180 countries and provides a measurement of the potential travel risk per country.

False

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CPI

Corruption Perceptions Index

a report published each year by Transparency International, providing metrics to the potential corruption risk for 180 countries

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The principle of consistency dictates that because everyone is doing something on a consistent basis, it is ethical.

False

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Utilitarian Principle

Do what produces the greatest good

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Generalization Argument

Do what is right, but filter the action by consideration of the consequences

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Imperative Principle

Do what is right

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Corporate social responsibility

a company's obligations to society, including the welfare of people and places affected by company activities

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Parmalat, an Italian-based multinational corporation, is recognized as a leader in quality control and employee benefits.

False

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The five basic threats to security are national disasters, dishonest employees, disgruntled employees, persons external to the organization, and accidental errors or omissions.

True

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A person of integrity has ______ essential characteristics.

two

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Three philosophical principles regarding ethics include the imperative principle, the utilitarian principle, and the _____ argument.

generalization

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The first step of ethical decision making is to _______.

define all the facts and circumstances

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Two principles can help when making an ethical choice: the principle of consistency, and the principle of ________.

respect

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A type of fraud in which money received from later investors is used to provide returns to earlier investors, thus giving an appearance of a profitable investment, is called a(n) __________.

Ponzi scheme

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Of the following statements about Parmalat, which is NOT true?

When the company officially entered bankruptcy, the Italian government used illegal means to save the trademark.

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The human trafficking business earns about $_____ a year.

30 billion

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A U.S. federal law that consists of two parts: an anti-bribery provisions and a requirement to maintain an adequate internal control system over financial books and records in the ________.

Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

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Which year was SOX enacted?

2002

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SOX

protects shareholders and the general public from accounting errors and fraudulent practices in the enterprise, as well as improve the accuracy of corporate disclosures