According to Ulsperger and Knottnerus' article "Enron: Organizations Rituals as
Deviance," in setting up Chewco, Enron's executives purposely broke two of the company's
Code of Conduct and Business Affairs rules.
Which of the following is one rule they purposely
broke?
a. they insisted that they hire someone for the head of Chewco from the outside.
b. They did not acquire enough equity from outside investors to make Chewco an
independent company.
c. They made the Chewco company logo known before approval of the New York Stock
Exchange
d. All of the above
B
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a. A new historical epoch. b. New cultural products. c. A new type of theorizing about the social world. d. A return to an older historical epoch.
The ________ refers to the structure and means by which a society produces, distributes and consumes goods and services
a. ergonomics b. transnational corporation c. economic institution d. corporatocracy
According to theory, a population grows faster than the subsistence needed to sustain it.
a. Malthusian b. demographic transition c. zero population growth d. population transition
Opposition to child labor:
A. began in the north, and a child labor law was passed in Massachusetts that required children under 15 who worked in factories to attend school for at least 3 months per year. B. began in the Republican party platform that voted to ban factory employment for children under 12. C. caused many factories to move West to avoid the growing number of protections of children. D. solidified in 1952 by the legislation that created a federal minimum age of 16 for employment, with a maximum number of 20 hours per week.