Ethics, Corporate Responsibility, and Sustainability

Which of the following best defines 'normative ethics' as a field of study?

What was the estimated cost of the 2008 subprime lending crisis to the global economy?

What are 'terminal values' in the context of individual ethics?

According to a study by the Ethics & Compliance Initiative, what percentage of global workers reported feeling pressure to compromise their standards?

What is the core tenet of the utilitarianism principle in ethics?

Which ethical principle is considered a duty-based approach that involves taking human beings, their needs, and their values seriously in policy decisions?

What does the ethical principle of 'justice' primarily entail?

In the context of organizational leadership, what does the phrase 'tone at the top' refer to?

Which of the following is NOT one of the seven symptoms of the failure of ethical leadership described in the text?

According to Ed Schein's definition, what is organizational corporate culture?

What was a key provision of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 regarding corporate leaders?

The concept of the 'triple bottom line' (TBL) in corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to measuring a company's performance based on which three factors?

According to a Horizon Media study, what percentage of Millennials expect companies to make a public commitment to good corporate citizenship?

What is a 'stakeholder' in the context of stakeholder management theory?

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) specifically prohibits American firms from what activity?

Which of the following is one of the ten principles of the UN Global Compact?

According to Govindarajan’s research on global culture, which of the following is a component that characterizes a global culture?

What is described as the 'Glassdoor' effect in the context of emerging trends in ethics and compliance?

Who is referred to as a 'moral entrepreneur' according to the text?

In 2016, how much did the Hasbro company contribute financially and through product donations to its various charitable programs?

The case of the Wells Fargo scandal, where employees created bogus accounts to meet unrealistic sales goals, is an example of what ethical problem?

What is a significant limitation of the rights-based ethical principle?

Which leadership style is concerned with empowering followers to make decisions and gain control over their work?

According to Robert K. Greenleaf's formulation, what is a central aspect of servant leadership?

In Ethisphere's evaluation for the 'World's Most Ethical Companies,' what percentage of the Ethics Quotient (EQ) score is accounted for by a company's ethics and compliance program?

How does the text differentiate between a values-based ethics approach and a compliance-based approach?

Who is known as the 'father of corporate social responsibility' (CSR) and first referred to the 'Social Responsibilities of the Businessman' in 1953?

In 2016, how much did the Walt Disney Company donate to nonprofit organizations as part of its social mission?

What did the meta-analysis of 52 studies mentioned in the text suggest about the relationship between corporate social performance (CSP) and corporate financial performance (CFP)?

Under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), what is the maximum fine that can be imposed on U.S. individuals for willful violations?

Which of these is one of Hanna's five strategic questions related to organizational cultural sensitivities when doing business abroad?

What is the primary motivation behind the 'drive to acquire' as described in the HBR article 'Employee Motivation: A Powerful New Model'?

What does the 'drive to bond' refer to in the context of employee motivation?

What is the primary lever an organization can use to address the 'drive to defend' among its employees?

What is the primary lever an organization can use to address the 'drive to comprehend' among its employees?

What ethical dilemma did Aaron Feuerstein, the CEO of Malden Mills, face after his factory burned down in 1995?

Which of the following describes a key difference between instrumental and terminal values?

According to the text, which of these is an example of an instrumental value?

The film 'The Post' is used as an example to illustrate the complexities of which ethical principle?

What is meant by 'ethical schizophrenia' as a symptom of leadership failure?

How many employees did Wells Fargo fire in the wake of the bogus accounts scandal?

What is a major component of the 'common good' ethical principle?

In 2017, how many companies were honored by Ethisphere as the 'World's Most Ethical Companies'?

According to a 2015 Cone Communications study, what percentage of Millennials would switch brands to one associated with a cause?

What is the primary difference between a stakeholder and a stockholder?

According to the text, which of the following is one of the ways multinational enterprises (MNEs) can add value to local countries?

What does the UN Global Compact's principle regarding child labor call for businesses to do?

According to the predicted trends from Navex Global, the #MeToo movement has caused what significant shift?

What is the primary characteristic of a leader who demonstrates 'ethical blindness'?

What is the core idea behind 'ethical relativism'?