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Business Ethical Considerations

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ethics is about doing the ______________ thing.

a)

Profit

b)

Right

c)

Good

d)

Newcastle Utd

2.

An example of an unethical business activity is when a business buys products made using _________ labour.

a)

No

b)

Adult

c)

Child

d)

Free

3.

Another unethical practice would be a firm not providing its workers with a _____________ working environment. For example Amazon at its fulfillment centres.

a)

Child

b)

Pay

c)

Ethics

d)

Safe

4.

A business that sells arms to the political leaders of a country who do not give proper ________ _______ to their citizens may not be ethical.

a)

Human rights

b)

Safe environment

c)

Child labour

d)

Freedom of

5.

Being ethical can bring benefits to businesses...

a)

Higher costs to pay higher wages to workers and providing a safe working environment

b)

Workers trust their employer, increasing motivation, productivity and retention which reduces costs.

6.

Being ethical can bring problems to businesses...

a)

Higher costs to pay higher wages to workers and providing a safe working environment

b)

Workers trust their employer, increasing motivation, productivity and retention which reduces costs.

7.

Being ethical can bring problems to businesses...

a)

Customer like it, businesses gain a good reputation with customers, resulting in increased sales.

b)

Reduce profits, from higher costs and lost sales revenue.

8.

Advantage or disadvantage? - A business that is honest in its marketing may find that its sales fall.

a)

Disadvantage

b)

Advantage

9.

Advantage or disadvantage? - There is a greater chance the business will survive in the long run if it is ethical

a)

Advantage

b)

Disadvantage

10.

Some businesses are not ethical so they can charge ______ for their products

a)

Less

b)

More

11.

The unethical treatment of workers is

a)

paying workers high wages.

b)

using child labour.

c)

expecting workers to work short hours.

d)

ensuring that the workers are safe.

12.

The unethical treatment of suppliers is

a)

forcing them to lower their prices.

b)

to support them and buy their goods and services.

c)

not paying their bills on time.

d)

to ignore them.