Exam 2 (Chapter 5 – 8)
1. The ADA direct threat provision permits an employer to impose a:
requirement that an individual shall not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of other
individuals in the workplace."
2. According to Henry Shue, firms are not in the business of protecting
the interests of their workers, except when this is a means to
accomplish the organizational objectives True
3. With the adoption of the ____________, the U.S. began to address the
need to prevent, or minimize, workplace accidents and health hazards.
OSHA
4. When an employee files a worker's compensation claim: Neither a. not
b.
5. The Workers Rights Consortium: I and III only
6. OSHA has a wide range of tools available to address the risks that
workers face. False
7. According to Guy Mundlak and Issi Rosen-Zvi, hypotheses for the
existence of CSR reports include: II, III and IV only
8. According to John Locke, the purpose of government is to institute
restraints to protect property rights. False
9. Under the ___________ plan, the EPA auctions a set number of sulfur
dioxide emission allowances annually, with each allowance permitting
one ton of emissions. tradeable permit
10. A "green tax" uses government taxing power to benefit the
environment. True
11. According to Carmen G. Gonzalez, people go hungry because:
people are to poor to grow food.
12. According to Alice Kaswan, environmental justice has had: a
modest impact on environmental law
13. When environmentalists recognized that politicians were not
going to pass stricter legislation and regulations, they changed their
, tactics to force change. According to the Layzer article in the chapter,
these new tactics included: II, III and IV.
14. The power of the U.S. Government to take property from a
private individual and use it for public purposes is: Eminent Domain
15. Citizens have always been afforded freedom of speech after the
ratification of the U.S. Constitution. False
16. According to the Learned Intermediary Rule, pharmaceutical
manufacturers do not have to warm consumers about drug dangers as
long as they have adequately warned physicians. True
17. The "creative revolution" in advertising refers to: The move from
showing what a product can do to making the product a status symbol.
18. Identify the true statement(s) regarding freedom of speech: I and
II only
19. The debate over advertising fast food and other "junk foods" to
kids is in effect settled, since federal and state laws have put limits on
that advertising.False
20. According to John Kenneth Galbraith, the theory of consumer
demand is based on the following broad assumption(s): II and III
21. The Lanham Act: I, II and III only
22. According to Stephen Sugarman, performance-based regulation
happens when: the government sets targets for how much harm is
allowed for each product produced and the company is fined or
penalized for any harm beyond the acceptable level.
23. The term caveat emptor means: Buyer Beware
24. The Ford Pinto exploded when rear-ended by another vehicle.
The Pinto suffered from a(an): Design Defect
25. Absent provisions in the contract, which of the following types of
damage can be awarded to an injured party under a breach of
contract? General, incidental, and special damages only
1. The ADA direct threat provision permits an employer to impose a:
requirement that an individual shall not pose a direct threat to the health or safety of other
individuals in the workplace."
2. According to Henry Shue, firms are not in the business of protecting
the interests of their workers, except when this is a means to
accomplish the organizational objectives True
3. With the adoption of the ____________, the U.S. began to address the
need to prevent, or minimize, workplace accidents and health hazards.
OSHA
4. When an employee files a worker's compensation claim: Neither a. not
b.
5. The Workers Rights Consortium: I and III only
6. OSHA has a wide range of tools available to address the risks that
workers face. False
7. According to Guy Mundlak and Issi Rosen-Zvi, hypotheses for the
existence of CSR reports include: II, III and IV only
8. According to John Locke, the purpose of government is to institute
restraints to protect property rights. False
9. Under the ___________ plan, the EPA auctions a set number of sulfur
dioxide emission allowances annually, with each allowance permitting
one ton of emissions. tradeable permit
10. A "green tax" uses government taxing power to benefit the
environment. True
11. According to Carmen G. Gonzalez, people go hungry because:
people are to poor to grow food.
12. According to Alice Kaswan, environmental justice has had: a
modest impact on environmental law
13. When environmentalists recognized that politicians were not
going to pass stricter legislation and regulations, they changed their
, tactics to force change. According to the Layzer article in the chapter,
these new tactics included: II, III and IV.
14. The power of the U.S. Government to take property from a
private individual and use it for public purposes is: Eminent Domain
15. Citizens have always been afforded freedom of speech after the
ratification of the U.S. Constitution. False
16. According to the Learned Intermediary Rule, pharmaceutical
manufacturers do not have to warm consumers about drug dangers as
long as they have adequately warned physicians. True
17. The "creative revolution" in advertising refers to: The move from
showing what a product can do to making the product a status symbol.
18. Identify the true statement(s) regarding freedom of speech: I and
II only
19. The debate over advertising fast food and other "junk foods" to
kids is in effect settled, since federal and state laws have put limits on
that advertising.False
20. According to John Kenneth Galbraith, the theory of consumer
demand is based on the following broad assumption(s): II and III
21. The Lanham Act: I, II and III only
22. According to Stephen Sugarman, performance-based regulation
happens when: the government sets targets for how much harm is
allowed for each product produced and the company is fined or
penalized for any harm beyond the acceptable level.
23. The term caveat emptor means: Buyer Beware
24. The Ford Pinto exploded when rear-ended by another vehicle.
The Pinto suffered from a(an): Design Defect
25. Absent provisions in the contract, which of the following types of
damage can be awarded to an injured party under a breach of
contract? General, incidental, and special damages only
