Ethics and Social Responsibility

You work at a grocery store, you find a $10 dollar bill and turn it in because you know its the right thing to do, that is an example of...

• Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Stakeholders

• Green marketing

You find your employee doing something their not supposed to do and report them, what is this an example of?

• Ethics

• Carbon footprint

• Whistle-blowers

• Corporate philanthropy

Once you get the job, they give you a document that you have to sign to make sure that you know ethical standards of the place you're working at, what is this document called?

• Code-of-Ethics

• Universal Ethical Standard

• Social Responsibility

• Consumerism

The company your working for promotes there product by putting out an ad that says, For every shirt you buy, we will help get rid of 5 pounds of waste in the ocean. The shirt has a dolphin on it to show that it's promoting animals in the ocean, they get more people to buy their shirts than their competitors shirts and get a competitive edge, this is an example of...

• Carbon footprint

• Stakeholders

• Social audit

• Green marketing

What vocab word goes with this definition? Evaluation of how well a firm is meeting its ethics and social responsibility goals

• Ethical dilemma

• Code-of-ethics

• Social audit

• Consumerism

My friend and I were in a car, she accidentally hit the car next to us, she made a small dent and was wondering if she should drive away because no one saw, or to write a not with her contact information. What should she do?

• Leave a note but not add her contact information, just to say sorry she did it

• Drive away because no one saw

• Write a note and leave her contact information

What is Sustainable development?

• Doing business to meet the needs of the current generation, without harming the ability of future generations to meet their needs

• Developing and promoting environmentally sound products and practices to gain a competitive edge

• Employees who report their employer’s illegal or unethical behavior to either the authorities or the media

• Decisions that involve a conflict of values

Which one of these is NOT in the key consumer rights?

• The right to be safe

• The right to be informed

• The right to have other people choose what they want for you

• The right to be heard

Which of these options is part of ethics?

• Good and bad

• Reporting someone for bad and illegal actions

• Right and wrong

• all of the above

You're working at a business and there are ethical norms that apply to people across a broad spectrum of situations, what is this called?

• Universal ethical standards

• Corporate philanthropy

• Ethical dilemma

• Sarbanes-Oxley Act