A cost of globalization is that it can weaken environmental and labor standards.
Question 31 options:A) True
B) False
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Employers are not required by law to agree to a union’s demands, but they are required to bargain in good faith.
Question 32 options:A) True
B) False
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Issues Identification is the process of anticipating emerging concerns, or “horizon” issues.
Question 33 options:A) True
B) False
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Although many firms conduct business across national boundaries, most global commerce is carried out by a small number of powerful firms.
Question 34 options:A) True
B) False
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Land, even when properly cared for, is not a renewable resource.
Question 35 options:A) True
B) False
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One problem with companies issuing product recalls is that the public is often unaware of them.
Question 36 options:A) True
B) False
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The employment relationship confers rights and duties on both sides.
Question 37 options:A) True
B) False
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Inversion is the process of merging with a foreign company and relocating your headquarters to the foreign country for the purpose of expanding market share.
Question 38 options:A) True
B) False
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Numerous ethical issues arise in acquisition and use of information gathered through competitive intelligence.
Question 39 options:A) True
B) False
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An important aspect of globalization is the worldwide flow of capital.
Question 40 options:A) True
B) False
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Determining who are the relevant stakeholders is not a part of the Stakeholder Analysis process.
Question 41 options:A) True
B) False
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It is impossible for multiple ethical climates to exist within one organization.
Question 42 options:A) True
B) False
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Personal values and moral character play a key roles in improving the company’s ethical performance.
Question 43 options:A) True
B) False
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According to Andrew Fastow every individual deal he did at Enron was approved by accountants, attorneys and the Board of Directos.
Question 44 options:A) True
B) False
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Public policy effects are always unintended consequences of inaction.
Question 45 options:A) True
B) False
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Among minority-owned firms in the mid 2010s, the most numerous were those owned by:
Question 46 options:A) Asians.
B) Native Americans
C) African-Americans.
D) Hispanics.
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A Harris poll indicated that since 2008, the number of firms with a reputations of distinction have:
Question 47 options:A) Decreased.
B) Increased somewhat.
C) Increased drastically.
D) Stayed about the same.
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The practice of adapting the job to the worker is called:
Question 48 options:A) Living wages.
B) Ergonomics.
C) Electronic monitoring.
D) Social contracts.
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Age, ethnicity, gender, mental or physical abilities, race, and sexual orientation on what dimensions of diversity?
Question 49 options:A) Legal.
B) Primary.
C) Secondary.
D) Tertiary.
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Both large and small businesses have adopted sustainable practices to what advantage?
Question 50 options:A) Cost savings from operational efficiency.
B) Opportunity to serve emerging economies.
C) Reduction of regulatory risk.
D) All of the above..
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Which of the following factors has accelerated the current ecological crisis?
Question 51 options:A) Population redirection.
B) World income quality.
C) Rapid industrialization.
D) All of the above.
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The leading cause of death on the job is due to:
Question 52 options:A) Falls.
B) Vehicle accidents.
C) Murder.
D) Contact with equipment.
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Which organization brings together 250 nonprofit groups to expose the consumer viewpoint?
Question 53 options:A) Consumers Union.
B) Consumer Federation of America.
C) Public Citizen.
D) National Consumer Leak.
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This term refers to the practical applications of science and knowledge to commercial and organizational activities:
Question 54 options:A) Semantic.
B) Agrarian.
C) E-commerce.
D) Technology.
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Which of the following is true about the U.S. government’s RISM program?
Question 55 options:A) Critics of the program called get an unwanted intrusion by Big Brother.
B) The clandestine program was hidden by Edward Snowden.
C) Technology companies could voluntarily turn over individual private communications.
D) Google challenged the program rules and one.
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The World Bank:
Question 56 options:A) Was set up in 1944 near the end of World War II.
B) Was set up to make economic loans to member nations.
C) Is one of the world’s largest sources of economic development.
D) All of the above.
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The primary way of accomplishing public policies through:
Question 57 options:A) Writing your politician.
B) Waiting for business to act.
C) Regulation.
D) Lobbying Congress.
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In 2013, median compensation for directors in the largest United States corporations was around:
Question 58 options:A) $550,000.
B) $150,000.
C) $240,000.
D) $1,200,000.
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As a group those at the bottom of the economic pyramid:
Question 59 options:A) Offer a large opportunity to companies that can produce quality goods and services at low prices.
B) Are of little concern to transnational corporations.
C) Are not economically motivated.
D) Have little to no purchasing power.
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A technological application that uses biological systems or living organisms to make or modify products or processes for specific use is called:
Question 60 options:A) Metaarchaeology
B) Biology.
C) Biotechnology.
D) Biosphere outcome.
