Businesses often decide to use _____ , instead of _____, to reduce costs and legal liability.

independent contracts, employees

employees, independent contractors

Businesses can be liable for torts or crimes committed by their ____, but not by _____.

employees, independent contractors

independent contracts, employees

The difference between employees and independent contractors is

How much control the business has

How much money the business has

How much money the business pays

Whether the contract calls them an independent contractor or an employee

Which of these does the plaintiff need to prove before the business will be liable for negligence or intentional torts committed by someone that works for them:

the worker was acting within the scope of their authority

the businsess benefited from the worker's acts

the worker had actual authority

the worker had apparant authority

Which of these does the plaintiff need to prove before the business will be liable for criminal acts committed by someone that works for them:

the worker was acting within the scope of their authority

the businsess benefited from the worker's acts

the worker had actual authority

the worker had apparant authority

The business is liable for contracts entered by someone on their behalf, if the plaintiff can prove ____ or _____.

the worker had actual authority

the worker had apparant authority

the worker was acting within the scope of their authority

the businsess benefited from the worker's acts

Which of these statement about the Alien Tort Statute is NOT true:

SCOTUS used it to find Nestle liable for child slave labor that happened in the cocoa fields in the Ivory Coast

It is an exception to the general rule that businesses can't sued in the U.S. for things that they do outside the U.S.

It is very narrow, and only applies to things like piracy

The negative publicity generated by claims under this statute has caused companies to spend billions to help reduce child slave labor

Legal and Ethical Considerations for Business

Authored by Dean Kuckelman

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

__ is the normal measure of damages for breach of contract, because we want to avoid _.

Specific Peformance

Economic Waste

Benefit of the Bargain

Unique or one-of-a-kind

is the measure of damages for breach of contracts that involve __ goods.

Specific Peformance

Economic Waste

Benefit of the Bargain

Unique or one-of-a-kind

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to discourage:

Crimes

Negligence

Intentional torts

Breach of contract

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to encourage, if it avoids economic waste:

Crimes

Negligence

Intentional torts

Breach of contract

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

True or False. You can have a ethically duty without a legal duty, and vice-versa.

True

False

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

To dedide whether there was apparant authority to enter a contract, we look at:

Whether the agent acted like a reasonable person

Whether the principal acted like a reasonable person

Whether a reasonable person would believe that the agent had authority to enter the contract for the principal

All of these

None of these

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of these are employees NOT personally liable for, even if they are acting within the scope of their employment:

Negligence

Intentional Torts

Crimes

Acts that their employer prohibits

Breach of contract

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Legal and Ethical Considerations for Business

__ is the normal measure of damages for breach of contract, because we want to avoid _.

is the measure of damages for breach of contracts that involve __ goods.

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to discourage:

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to encourage, if it avoids economic waste:

True or False. You can have a ethically duty without a legal duty, and vice-versa.

To dedide whether there was apparant authority to enter a contract, we look at:

Which of these are employees NOT personally liable for, even if they are acting within the scope of their employment:

Which of these can the business liable for, if their employee was acting within the scope of their employment:

Businesses often decide to use _ , instead of _, to reduce costs and legal liability.

Businesses can be liable for torts or crimes committed by their , but not by _.

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Legal and Ethical Considerations for Business

____ is the normal measure of damages for breach of contract, because we want to avoid ___.

____ is the measure of damages for breach of contracts that involve ______ goods.

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to discourage:

Extra Credit: Which of these does the law want to encourage, if it avoids economic waste:

True or False. You can have a ethically duty without a legal duty, and vice-versa.

To dedide whether there was apparant authority to enter a contract, we look at:

Which of these are employees NOT personally liable for, even if they are acting within the scope of their employment:

Which of these can the business liable for, if their employee was acting within the scope of their employment:

Businesses often decide to use _____ , instead of _____, to reduce costs and legal liability.

Businesses can be liable for torts or crimes committed by their ____, but not by _____.

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__ is the normal measure of damages for breach of contract, because we want to avoid _.

is the measure of damages for breach of contracts that involve __ goods.

Businesses often decide to use _ , instead of _, to reduce costs and legal liability.

Businesses can be liable for torts or crimes committed by their , but not by _.