Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

is a problem or situation that requires a person or
organization to choose between alternatives that must be evaluated as
right and wrong.

A

Ethical Issue

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2
Q

Arises in a situation concerning right or wrong when
values are in conflict.

A

Ethical Dilemma

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3
Q

Ethics are ________ whether or not anyone is looking,
unethical action are not always illegal, but they will hurt society

A

beyond legal and doing right

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4
Q

processes should center on protecting employee and customer rights, making sure all business operation are fair and just, protecting
the common good and making sure individual values and beliefs of workers are
protected.

A

Ethical decision making

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5
Q

PERSONNEL AND CUSTOMER RELATIONS:

A

Mistreating Employees

Discrimination and Harassment in the Workplace

Family Run Business

Employee Behavior

Employee Working Condition

Side Deals and Substandard Work

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6
Q

DISTRIBUTION DILEMMAS

A

Pricing Strategy Ethics

Product Placement Ethics

Ethics and Promotion

Other Ethical Considerations

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7
Q

in business takes up so many forms and
sizes. It can be in the form of financial misconduct or
misrepresentation.

A

Fraud

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8
Q

UNFAIR COMPETITION:

A

Antitrust Law or Competition Law

Trademark Infringement

Misappropriation of Trade Secrets

Trade Libel

Tortious Interference

Anti-competitive practices

Dumping

Exclusive Dealings

. Price Fixing

Refusal to Deal

Dividing Territories

Limit Pricing

Tying

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9
Q

this prevent or reduce competition in a market

A

Anti-competitive practices

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10
Q

Resellers are not allowed to set price independeltly

A

Resale price maintenance

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11
Q

a breach
of contract.

A

NON-RESPECT OF
AGREEMENTS

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12
Q

Is the replacing of regular workers with temporary workers who receive lower
wages with no or less benefit.

A

CONTRACTUALIZATION

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13
Q

Temporary workers are also known as sometimes called

A

contractuals, trainees,
apprentices, helpers, casual, price raters, agency hired, and project employees
among others.

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14
Q

The Four-Way Test Framework

A

Is this the Truth?

Is it fair to all concerned?

Will it build goodwill and better friendship

Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

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15
Q

The ethical concept that moral behaviors produce
the greatest good to the greatest number.

A

Utilitarian Approach

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16
Q

The ethical concept that acts are moral if they
promote the individual’s best long term interest which is ultimately leads to
greater good.

A

Individualism Approach

17
Q

The ethical concept that moral decisions are
those that best maintains the right of those people affected by them. The
right of free consent, The right to privacy, The right of freedom of
conscience, The right of free speech, The right due process and The right
to life and safety.

A

Moral-Rights Approach

18
Q

The ethical concept that moral decisions must be
based on standard of equity, fairness and impartiality.

A

Justice Approach

19
Q

There are four approaches that are relevant to managers are:

A

Utilitarian Approach
Individualism Approach
Moral-Rights Approach
Justice Approach