Chapter 4 and 5 Quiz Flashcards
(13 cards)
How are the moral worth of actions determined with a utilitarian approach to ethics?
By their ultimate consequences
Should all economic goods and services be distributed equally apart from when unequal distribution would work to everyone’s advantage?
Yes
What is speed money?
Making legal payments to the government officials of the host nation to build large production units and expedite certain routine government actions related to this
Do righteous moralists claim that a multinational’s home-country standards of ethics are the appropriate ones for companies to follow in foreign countries?
Yes
What does the veil of ignorance support?
Impartiality in justice
Does culture refer to the inherited attitudinal traits of an individual?
Yes
In collectivist societies, is competition for resources the norm, with those who compete best being rewarded financially?
Yes
Do businesses based in societies characterised by high uncertainty avoidance encourage managers to take risks and make quick decisions?
No
Which ethical system has influenced behaviour and shaped culture in parts of Asia, but is not considered a religion?
Confucianism
Will a country characterised by low uncertainty avoidance be less resistant to change?
Yes
Can multinational enterprises be engines of cultural change?
Yes
Are firms with power distance more likely to be characterised by a concentrated power among executives and little autonomy for subordinates?
Yes