A) Ensuring that employees are loyal to their employers
B) Ensuring that partners are loyal to one another
C) Developing a person's character
D) Deterring breaches of trust without the need for imprisonment
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A) "How should I act?"
B) "Who should I be?"
C) "Did I make an error in judgment?"
D) "Did my decision optimally protect the rights of others?"
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A) Deontology
B) Egoism
C) Virtue ethics
D) No recognized philosophy
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A) The preparation for being ethical, rather than on the achievement of end results
B) End results, like consequentialism does
C) Actions, like deontology does
D) The development of mental cues for evaluating the success, or failure, of past decisions
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A) A corporation fully complies with all applicable laws and regulations
B) A corporation engages in activities that are both socially responsible and profit-enhancing
C) A corporation engages in activities that are socially responsible, even if they are not profit-enhancing
D) All of the above
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A) The development of integrity
B) The achievement of due care in all personal and professional interactions
C) Accomplishing sound decision-making
D) Implementing a systematic approach to the virtuous resolution of ethical dilemmas
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A) Most people are woefully uninformed about the meaning of fairness
B) Justice should be applied blindly, without regard to a person's innate character traits, such as race or religion
C) Resource allocation decisions should be made as if a decision-maker did not know his or her eventual status, or lack of status, in life
D) Random distributions of societal wealth might well be superior to the system in effect in many societies today
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A) Equality of resource allocation among all
B) Equality of resource allocation among the most productive members of society
C) Inequality of resource allocation at birth, to spur hard work and innovation
D) Variability in resource allocation, which he called the difference principle
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A) Is consistent with the veil of ignorance, which Rawls contends makes rich people irrational
B) Shows why policy-makers would tend to evaluate decisions more objectively by applying a veil of ignorance
C) Is a classic, real-world example of the veil of ignorance in action
D) Is a prime example of Aristotle's view of how unequals should be treated
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A) A corporation's sole duty is to make money, regardless of the means utilized
B) A corporation should sacrifice profit maximization if doing so is necessary to comply with legal mandates
C) A corporation has a compelling obligation to engage in socially responsible activities, even at the sacrifice of profits
D) All of the above
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A) The Dodd-Frank Act revolutionized depletion accounting rules for natural resource properties
B) Investors now will be better able to evaluate the risks of firms that are highly dependent upon minerals from war-torn areas of the world
C) Investors receive superior information that better enables them to hold companies accountable if they engage in socially irresponsible behavior
D) Investors now will be better able to evaluate the foreign currency risks to which global corporations are subject
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A) The universality principle
B) The veil of ignorance
C) The reversibility principle
D) Our current system of federal income tax rates
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A) Unequals should be treated equally to ensure a just society
B) Unequals should be treated differently than equals, with unequals given just basic necessities for survival
C) Unequals should be treated unequally, with the relative difference in treatment being proportionate to the degree to which members of society are unequal
D) Unequals should be treated unequally, but fairness dictates that the amount sacrificed by the inferior party should be comparatively modest to ensure a tranquil society
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