Business Ethics

Bribery is...

• Selling something expensive

• Giving an item of value to influence the action of another

• Buying something illegal

• Giving presents to your employees and shareholders

An individual or a group trying to persuade someone in Parliament to support a particular policy or campaign is called...

• Lobbying

• Persuading

• Corridoring

• Parliamenting

In 2020, Apple paid CEO Tim Cook how many times as much as the company paid its median employee?

• 25 times

• 2,000 times

• 256 times

• 250,000 times

Insider trading is illegal in the UK.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which fashion retailer was discovered to be paying their workers far below the national minimum wage in their Leicester factories in 2019/2020?

• Marks & Spencer

• Apple

• Burberry

• Boohoo

An example of poor worker treatment is in the Foxconn factories used by Apple in which country?

• China

• UK

• USA

• Ghana

Which organisation ensures fair prices are paid to the producers of products such as coffee, tea and chocolate in developing countries?

• Oxfam

• World Chocolate Organisation

• Fairtrade Foundation

• World fair treatment

The purposeful slowing down of iPhones by Apple is an example of...

• Misleading advertising

• Poor production

• Copyright infringement

• Planned obsolescence

To be sustainable during production, which of the following should companies consider:

• Minimising waste

• Testing all products on animals

• Reducing carbon emissions

• Using as much plastic as possible

It is illegal to test medicines and pharmaceuticals on animals in the UK.

• TRUE

• FALSE