What Is Ethics
What Is Ethics
What Is Ethics
Can
ethics be taught to people?
2) What is business ethics? According to International Business Ethics Institute, understanding
business ethics can be problematic in the sense that, this field is vast, often encompassing
many concerns such as corporate governance, social responsibility, reputation management,
accurate accounting and ...
3) 1. Write a note on the main issues in the area of Corporate Governance in India
2. Which lesson from the role of Krishna as a Mentor can be learned by a manager-
3. What are different ways by which an organization can cultivate Work Ethics-
4. What are the factors affecting ‘Level Playing Field’-
5. What do you mean by practical spirituality for Management-
6. List the expectations of various Stakeholders from a corporate.
7. ‘In present times, there is a need of ‘Corporate Rishi’ in the organization.’Comment.
8. Describe any two Meditation Techniques.
10. What are three types of religions- Explain their framework.
11. Explain the term ‘Dharma’ and the importance of its understanding for a manager.
12. What is the concept of Leadership-
13. How do you think, individual may evolve in a Corporate Rishi-
14. “Meditation facilitates a greater sense of calmness,
15. Explain Hostile Takeovers and ethical issues related to them.
16. List out those ethical principles which are relevant to Work Life.
17. Comment on the importance of Good Corporate Governance in India.
18. Define Business Ethics and give its characteristics.
19. Explain the importance of Vedas in Management.
20. Write a note on the relevance of Ethics in Marketing.
1. Explain in detail different objectives of business.
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What is ethical docfoion making ? Discuss three different frameworks for ethical
decision making.
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Analyse in detail tho role and responsibility of Board of Directors m corporate
governance.
3 A manager must possets certain ski Is in order to translate knowledge into performance
What
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There are two different models used to govern a corporation. Discuss the outsider and
insider mode! of corporate governance.
4. Explain the areas in HRM which are more prone to unethical practices.
OR
5. Ambiguity, concealed facts, exaggeration and psychological appeal are certain methods
by which organisations do unethical practices white advertising-Explain.
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Explain sexual harassment of women at work place and provide constitutional guidelines
and norms to solve the problem.
1. Describe the meaning of ethics and values and discuss them in detail giving suitable
examples, in context of banks.
3. How to integrate CSR into every aspect of the company's operations ? Discuss in detail.
(b) Highlight the guidelines issued by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) for
implementing effective ethics programme in financial sector.
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a) Ethical Dilemmas
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(c) Triple Bottom Line Approach of CSR
(d) Corporate Citizenship
(e) Business Ethics and Strategy
1:
Carroll's model of social responsibility includes the social responsibilities categories of _____________,
____________, and _____________ plus those at the discretion of the firm.
Option: C
Explanation :
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B. It is an old concepts
C. It is a universal philosophy
Option: D
Explanation :
3:
A.Political conditions
B. Social factors
C. Economic conditions
Option: D
Explanation :
4:
A.Ethical Code
C. Legal Rule
D.Legal Act
Option: A
Explanation :
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B. Process
C. Focus
Option: D
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6:
If you believe in making decisions for the good of most people, you can be described as following which
school of thought?
A.utilitarianism
B. teleology
C. deontology
D.egoism
Answer Report Discuss
Option: A
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Option: D
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Corporate social responsibility that extends beyond legal mandates can help meet societal expectations
in the absence of
A.Statutory devices
B. Social tool
D.Science tool
Option: A
Explanation :
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Option: D
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List-I List-II
5. Planning
1 2 3 4
3 4 2 1
3 1 2 4
1 4 3 2
Option: C
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5. Authority
1 4 3 2
1 2 3 4
3 1 4 2
1 3 2 4
Option: D
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12:
According to the concept of moral intensity, a worker is most likely to behave ethically and legally when
Option: D
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Option: A
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Option: B
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Option: D
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Which of the following does not contribute to the development of a manager's standard of ethics?
A.competitor behaviours
D.environmental situations
Option: A
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B. Planning skills
C. Optimising
Option: D
Explanation :
18:
B. Principle of humanity
C. Principle of autonomy
D.Principle of dissatisfaction
Option: D
Explanation :
19:
Milton Friedman stated his belief that 'there is only one social responsibility' for a company to use its
resources to
B. ensure employment
Option: D
Explanation :
20:
The national Society of Professional Engineers had a code, which requires professionals to
Option: D
Explanation
21:
The business community's aversion to binding international legal standards governing corporate
operations contrasts with its strong advocacy of international law commitments applied to the obligation
of governments towards
A.Banks
C. Suppliers
D.Foreign investors
Option: D
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Option: D
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23:
1 3 2 4
4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4
1 4 3 2
Option: D
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B. The laws of economically developed countries generally define the lowest common
denominator of acceptable behaviour
Option: D
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Option: C
Explanation :
26:
A.Peter F. Drucker
B. C. S. Rao
C. J. R. Betty
D.D. C. Zahe
Option: A
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27:
An organisation's obligation to act to protect and improve society's welfare as well as its own interests is
referred to as
C. corporate obligation
D.business ethics
Option: A
Explanation :
28:
The social demands and expectations of organisations can be assessed by all of the following except
A.social planning
B. social forecasting
C. social scanning
D.social audits
Option: A
Explanation :
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A.corporate philanthropy
B. corporate charities
C. corporate donations
D.corporate discretionaries
Option: A
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B. Evaluate results
Option: D
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Human and ethical values or qualities such as courage, vision, social awareness, fearlessness, integrity,
pure and clear mind, truth etc., are subjective subtle and
A.Intangible concepts
B. Subjective approach
C. Tangible concepts
D.System
Option: A
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A.High Risk
B. Low Risk
Option: A
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33:
Managers today are usually quite sensitive to issues of social responsibility and ethical behaviour
because of __________.
A.interest groups
C. media coverage
Option: D
Explanation :
34:
A.Human harmony and happiness are main objectives of any enterprise to justify its survival
and progress
B. Value relate to the internal domain of business i.e., interactions with employees,
customers, suppliers, creditors, public, etc
Option: D
Explanation :
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In between the corporate extremes of working solely for the interests of stockholders and working to
solve social problems is the position of being ______________.
A.socially reactive
B. environmentally sensitive
C. professionally committed
D.ecologically proactive
Option: A
Explanation :
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5. Costing
1 2 3 4
1 4 3 2
3 1 4 2
3 1 2 4
Option: A
Explanation :
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A.social responsibility
C. moral obligation
Option: C
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Which one of the following questions is not asked in six-question ethics test?
Option: C
Explanation :
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C. Principle of Satisfaction
Option: D
Explanation :
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A.McCanathen
B. Peter F. Drucker
C. Hussey
D.J. R. Betty
Option: B
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