Agricultural Business-Ethics

Which of the following best describes ethical behavior in agribusiness?

• Actions based on trust, fairness, and integrity

• Actions authorized by law only

• Actions that maximize profit regardless of consequences

• Actions that breach confidentiality

What is a primary benefit of a company having a Code of Ethics?

• It guarantees higher profits

• It promotes responsibility and inspires right actions

• It exempts the company from legal issues

• It allows unethical behavior if profitable

Which is NOT considered unethical behavior in a business?

• Discrimination

• Harassment

• Maintaining good record-keeping

• Misuse of company property

What can cause unethical practices in agribusiness?

• High employee morale

• Pressure to meet unrealistic deadlines

• Adequate training

• Clear company policies

Which of the following is a duty under Business Social Responsibility?

• Ignoring environmental concerns

• Promoting sustainability and supporting education

• Focusing solely on profit

• Avoiding contributions to societal well-being

The first step in the ethical decision-making process is to:

• Act confidently on a decision

• Define the problem clearly

• Evaluate outcomes

• List alternatives and consequences

What is a common ethical concern related to genetically modified organisms (GMOs)?

• Increased nutrition

• Pest resistance

• Allergies and antibiotic resistance

• Improved distribution efficiency

Which law regulates animal welfare in agribusiness?

• Environmental Protection Act

• Animal Welfare Act

• Food Safety Modernization Act

• Clean Air Act

The environmental issue that can be managed with soil and water conservation techniques is:

• Soil erosion

• Air pollution

• Noise pollution

• Ozone depletion

What is a disadvantage of sustainability in agriculture?

• Ecosystem preservation

• Water conservation

• Potential for greenwashing

• Biodiversity protection