Business Law - Ethics

An open, peaceful violation of a law to protect its alleged injustice.

• morality disobedience
• constitutional violation
• civil disobedience
• ethic violation

Personal, human liberties that are guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.

• civil rights
• common rights
• human rights
• sole rights

Determining what is right or wrong action in a reasoned and impartial manner.

• Ethics
• Morality
• Integrity
• The Good

Making decisions that treat everyone the same.

• partial
• integrity
• impartiality
• ethics

The capacity to do what is right even when tempted to do otherwise.

• Integrity
• Temptation
• Morality
• Legality

Business ethics are the ethical principles used in making good business decisions.

• True
• False

Behavior that is considered ethical in one culture may not be acceptable in another culture.

• True
• False

We must usually base our decisions on emotion, not on reason, when making ethical decisions.

• True
• False

Ethics values one person or group more than another.

• True
• False

People often reason about right and wrong by referring to a written authority.

• True
• False