________ involves managers applying internal policies, rules, and regulations as well as stipulated government laws to manage ethical issues.

Three dimensions of ethical business decision are the economic dimension, legal dimension and _________.

Schwartz, Dunfee, and Kline recommend six core values to guide their behavior as board members which are honesty, integrity, loyalty, responsibility, fairness, and ________.

In ____________, utility is the degree to which an act produces pleasure and happiness is the good that we seek and we should seek.

According to _________, human action must be rationalized based on human intelligence and willpower.

_________ requires a manager to not only be a role model through visible action but also his authority to establish a work environment that promotes ethical behavior.

__________ guides everyone to embrace ethical practices and to deal with ethical issues.

A principle of action adopted by the organization with regard to providing an alternative channel for employees to give feedback or report wrongdoing within an organization.

The most common issues in corporate governance is ________.

There are four theories of corporate governance which are agency theory, stakeholder theory, social institutions theory, and _____________.

Shareholders are kept ‘in the dark’ about affairs and performance of the company, which results in the latter being unable to make informed decisions is an example issue of ______________.

Three perspectives of stakeholders theory are normative, descriptive, and _______.

In Carroll Pyramid of Corporate Social Responsibility, philanthropic means ________.

Davis’s model of Corporate Social Responsibility consists of ____ propositions.