BESR

1. It can be defined as the study of the general nature of morals and of the moral choices that we make in our relationship with others.

• Ethical relativism

• Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Social contract

2. It is when our choices are based on what seems reasonable or logical to us according to our personal value system.

• Ethical relativism

• Ethics

• Business Ethics

• Social contract

3. Refers to contemporary standards or sets of values that govern our actions and behavior within our affiliated business organization.

• Ethical relativism

• Social Responsibility

• Business Ethics

• Social contract

4. Every businesses has its different corporate practice and career specialization that are which are based on norms.

• Descriptive

• Normative

• Justice

• Compensatory justice

5. Academics attempting to understand business behavior is wherein our decisions and actions are grounded in matters of observation of experience.

• Descriptive

• Normative

• Justice

• Compensatory justice

6. An ethical framework which suggests that an entity, be it an organization or individual, has an obligation to act for the benefit of society at large. 

• Social Justice

• Social Works 

• Social Responsibility 

• Social Contract

7. Management's obligations to make choices and take actions that will contribute to the welfare and interests of society as well as the organization.

• Transparency

• Accountability

•  Stewardship 

• Corporate social responsibility

8. A set of generally accepted relationships, obligations, and duties between the major institutions and the people. 

• Stewardship 

• Justice

• Social contract 

• Decorum

9. They are defined as private, profit-oriented entities, and they differ in size, structure, and types of activities. 

• Marketing

• Accounting

• Business 

• Finance

10. A contemporary and prominent scholar in philosophy and business ethics, the purpose of business goes beyond the individual's motive in accumulating profit. According to him "The purpose of business is to provide goods and services; the motivating force is the reward of profit for individuals."

• Aristotle

• Ronald Duska

• Donald Camenich

• Plato