Kara believed she could finish her degree early even though her advisor told her she wouldn’t succeed. This is an example of ______.
A. Pygmalion Effect
B. Galatea Effect
C. Golem Effect
D. deception
B. Galatea Effect
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Examples of environmentally friendly products include products ______.
A. that are biodegradable B. that contain materials from fossil fuels C. with large carbon footprints D. that require large amounts of inventory
Describe the tailored-financing characteristics of venture philanthropists. Ans:
What will be an ideal response?
A corporate financial manager who is trying to create value for its shareholders:
A) is not concerned with ethics but rather with writing iron-clad contracts. B) can safely ignore ethics as long as no laws are broken. C) must behave ethically to stay out of jail. D) is concerned with ethics because unethical behavior destroys trust, and businesses cannot function without a certain degree of trust.
Which of the following is true of workers' compensation?
a. employees are compensated for workplace injuries and illnesses as long as the employer's negligence played a part b. experience rating provides employers with a strong incentive to prevent injuries by making the workplace safer c. because employees are hurt through no fault of their own, workers' compensation is designed to replace all of the income lost due to inability to work d. employers can always avoid paying workers' compensation if it can be shown that the employee's own careless actions contributed to the injury e. none of the above