Bus 200 Chapter 11

2014, in the United States, CEO remuneration was on average how much larger than the average workers?

300 times

Globally, the people most at risk of having their human rights abused in the workplace are

Migrants

Union membership

Is strongest in Scandinavian countries

According to the author of your textbook

Developing countries often tolerate human rights abuses for economic activity

Which of the following is not a negative outcome of the scandal?

Increased corporate visibility

The idea of business ethics is problematical to some people, who think that

Legal compliance is all companies must do

Secondary stakeholders include all of the following EXCEPT

Lenders to the company

Micro-finance involves

Making small loans to the poor, usually in developing countries

In general, corporate boards are accountable to

Shareholders

Utilitarian theories focus on all but which one of the following?

Social Welfare

The primary cause of Volkswagon's malfeasance was which of the following:

Competitive pressure

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) has as its intellectual origins in all of the following except

The Emancipation Proclamation

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting is mandatory in all but which one of the following countries?

The U.S.

Which of the following is an 'absolute' right?

The right not to be tortured

Which one of the following comes within the category of economic and social rights?

The right to work

Corporate social performance theory concerns which of the following?

The company's social responses in different contexts

Ensuring human rights, even when passed into national law, does not always translate into practice because

Human rights are universally agreed on