Chapter 5-MANA 3312 correctly
answered to pass
Company Z paid a sum of $100,000 to an official in the government of Country X to ensure that
the company obtained exclusive preferential treatment. The $100,000 can be classified as -
correct answer ✔✔bribe
Jay is the manager of a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in a developing country. The
manufacturing unit does not meet the acceptable standards of the manufacturing facility in the
home nation. He knows that demanding a better manufacturing unit will raise the cost of the
drugs mainly exported to other less developed countries, and hence its price. But he also
realizes that by not demanding a better unit, the employees are prone to serious health issues.
Jay is facing - correct answer ✔✔an ethical dilemma
Robert is the manager of his company's facilities in the India. He believes in ensuring the exact
same standards of working conditions, wages, and labor management in the Indian as practiced
by the company's corporate office in its home country, the United States. His policy does not
always lead to profits because of the vast cultural differences between the two nations. Which
of the following straw men approaches to ethics is most likely being adopted by Robert? -
correct answer ✔✔Righteous moralism
Which of the following applies to the theory of rights? - correct answer ✔✔fundamental human
rights and privileges transcend national boundaries and cultures
Company X from Country A does FDI in country B. In country A, a company operating locally can
be shut down if it pays what they call "inhumane salaries" (less than 1 US$ per hour). In Country
B, Company X pays $1 per day to its workers. Company X argues that doing is justified because it
results in the benefit of the maximum number of people: it is higher than the local salaries, and
otherwise people would be out of work. Their ethical point is typical of: - correct answer
✔✔Utilitarian approach to business ethics
answered to pass
Company Z paid a sum of $100,000 to an official in the government of Country X to ensure that
the company obtained exclusive preferential treatment. The $100,000 can be classified as -
correct answer ✔✔bribe
Jay is the manager of a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in a developing country. The
manufacturing unit does not meet the acceptable standards of the manufacturing facility in the
home nation. He knows that demanding a better manufacturing unit will raise the cost of the
drugs mainly exported to other less developed countries, and hence its price. But he also
realizes that by not demanding a better unit, the employees are prone to serious health issues.
Jay is facing - correct answer ✔✔an ethical dilemma
Robert is the manager of his company's facilities in the India. He believes in ensuring the exact
same standards of working conditions, wages, and labor management in the Indian as practiced
by the company's corporate office in its home country, the United States. His policy does not
always lead to profits because of the vast cultural differences between the two nations. Which
of the following straw men approaches to ethics is most likely being adopted by Robert? -
correct answer ✔✔Righteous moralism
Which of the following applies to the theory of rights? - correct answer ✔✔fundamental human
rights and privileges transcend national boundaries and cultures
Company X from Country A does FDI in country B. In country A, a company operating locally can
be shut down if it pays what they call "inhumane salaries" (less than 1 US$ per hour). In Country
B, Company X pays $1 per day to its workers. Company X argues that doing is justified because it
results in the benefit of the maximum number of people: it is higher than the local salaries, and
otherwise people would be out of work. Their ethical point is typical of: - correct answer
✔✔Utilitarian approach to business ethics
