A) an individual's conscience.
B) business rules and procedures.
C) loopholes in the law or company policies.
D) promises to others.
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A) the moral minimum.
B) corporate social responsibility.
C) "grey areas" in the law.
D) government oversight.
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A) a religious rule.
B) the categorical imperative.
C) the principle of rights.
D) utilitarianism.
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A) likely to be good because Margaret has set such strict standards for her employees.
B) not likely to be good because although Margaret sets strict ethical standards for the other employees,she does not follow them.
C) not related to either Margaret's ethical standards or her own unethical behavior.
D) not likely to be good because employees tend to resent strict ethical standards.
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A) one group as opposed to another.
B) the firm's competitors.
C) the government.
D) the U.S.Chamber of Commerce.
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A) not worry about what is legal or illegal as long as the corporate executives benefit in the short run.
B) try his best to not do anything illegal and keep documentation showing that he always acts in good faith.
C) not worry about what is legal or illegal as long as it benefits the shareholders.
D) not worry about what is legal or illegal as long as it benefits the chief executive of the corporation.
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A) a corporate ethics code.
B) a cost-benefit analysis.
C) philosophical reasoning.
D) the law.
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A) always clear.
B) never clear.
C) sometimes clear.
D) usually clear.
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A) how the corporation can best fulfill any ethical duty to society.
B) the effect on corporate profits of ignoring any ethical duty to society.
C) whether the corporation owes any ethical duty to society.
D) all of the choices.
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A) a different set of principles from those that apply to other activities.
B) the same moral principles that apply to non-business activities.
C) those principles that produce the most favorable financial outcome.
D) whatever saves New Trends's "face."
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