Ethical business leadership is the skill to create a work environment that helps employees guiltlessly embrace their own good and bad facets.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Ethical business leadership is the skill to create the circumstances in which good people are able to do good, and bad people are prevented from doing bad. Business leaders have a responsibility for the business environment that they create.
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Which of the following statements is true?
A. Common law is a body of laws based on customs, traditions, and judicial precedent rather than on legislative statute. B. Common law and business law are essentially the same concepts. C. Labor law and employment law are essentially the same concepts. D. Statutory law is a body of laws based on customs, traditions, and legislative statute.
The Code and the Restatement both contain definitions of what constitutes "unconscionable" conduct
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What is a primary difference between an industrial distributor and a manufacturers' agent?
A. A manufacturers' agent does not acquire title nor usually take possession of the products whereas an industrial distributor does. B. A manufacturers' agent is employed by the manufacturers while an industrial distributor is independent. C. An industrial distributor is employed by the manufacturers while a manufacturers' agent is independent. D. A manufacturers' agent rarely adds any value to the marketing channel while an industrial distributor reduces costs significantly. E. An industrial distributor does not form relationships with customers for repeat business whereas a key asset of a manufacturers' agent is his knowledge of his customers.
On January 24, 2014, KPMG agreed to pay $8.2 million to settle charges by the SEC that the firm violated auditor independence rules because it:
A. Had a management decision-making position in affiliate companies that KPMG audited B. Provided certain nonaudit services to affiliate companies whose books KPMG was auditing C. Had a business relationship with management of an affiliate company it was auditing D. Provided audit services to affiliate companies while owning stock in those companies