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Business Ethics

Chapter 3

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Name two examples of government programs and regulations created with the protection and security of the state as the goal. The USA Patriot Act and airport security regulations.
Over time, the protection of personal rights has expanded to include the rights of what? Privacy and the protection of individuals from defamation.
Regarding Protection of Public Health, Safety, and Morals, what are some examples of laws based on moral values? Food and restaurant inspections, mandatory inoculation, speed limits on roadways, mandatory smoke detectors and sprinkler systems in hotels, and prohibitions on the sale of alcohol to minors.
A recent survey showed that ______ percent of all Fortune 500 companies have codes of ethics designed to help their employees recognize and resolve ethical dilemmas. 98%
Name the 6 categories of ethical behavior. Integrity and truthfulness Promise keeping Loyalty—avoiding conflicts of interest Fairness Doing no harm Maintaining confidentiality
Define Integrity according to chapter 3. Integrity is the adherence to one’s values and principles despite the costs and consequences.
Define 'primum non nocere'. Above all, do no harm
Performance evaluations of individual employees are private and should never be disclosed or revealed, even in one-on-one conversations outside the lines of authority and the workplace. True or False? True
Define Positive Law Law enacted and codified by governmental authority.
Define Natural Law A system of principles to guide human conduct independent of, and sometimes contrary to, enacted law and discovered by man’s rational intelligence.
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