BusinessEthics-Week5-Jen

Business ethics rooted in the question, “Were you honest in business?”.

• Jewish Business ethics

• Christianity

• Islam

• Buddhism

Business principle in Buddhism

• Work hard, No rest

• Be mindful

• No fraud or deceit

• Mutual consent is necessary

Buddhism Maxim for Business believes that a small profit is a loss.

• The statement is True

• The statement is False

In Confucianism, Filial Piety is a business principle.

• The statement is True

• The statement is False

Business principle where transaction of haram items is forbidden.

• Christianity

• Islam

• Judaism

• Buddhism

Islam requires adherence to honesty in dealings with Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

• The statement is True

• The statement if False

The following are business principles in Hinduism, EXCEPT

• Integrity

• Unity

• Responsibility

• Generosity

The following are principles in Jewish Business Ethics, which is not?

• Requirement of accurate weights and measures

• Prohibition of monetary deception

• Treating workers with dignity and respect

• Keeping the wrongdoing of co-worker

Belief that offers the Golden Rule command.

• Islam

• Hinduism

• Christianity

• Judaism

Business principle that orders Christian business professionals to donate large earnings to charitable organizations.

• Stewardship

• Trust

• Generosity

• Diligence