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Module 5

Legal Environment I

TermDefinition
Ethics morality as applied to any number of subjects, including journalism, business, and other professionals
Morality the subject of a field of study of doing what is objectively right
C-suite Top managers in a
Shareholders Investors who own shares of a corporation
Directors Leaders of a corporation who are elected by shareholders
Officers The highest leaders of a corporation who are hired by directors.
Stakeholders The range of people and institutions that a corporation should pay moral consideration to, and generally includes employees, suppliers, customers, and the community
Manager's Fiduciary Duty The moral and legal duty of managers to directors and shareholders to act as a responsible agent.
Stakeholder theory Corporations must pay attention to not only the bottom line but the impact on the community
Administrative Agencies organizations of the government that make rules and regulations in specialized areas.
Commissioner the head of an Administrative Agency
Antitrust The body of laws that deal with breaking up businesses that grow too large and too powerful.
Monopoly A business that takes over 70% of the market share
Sherman Act The first law that declared every contract that sought to restrain trade to be illegal and provided for criminal penalties against those who intentionally restrain trade.
Clayton Act A law that extends the protections of the Sherman act to "probable adverse impact" on trade.
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