What is the first step in the text’s suggested 13 steps for creating a code of ethics as a team-building exercise?
a. Decide on the organization’s ethical priorities.
b. Create a code writing team.
c. Obtain approval from organizational leaders.
d. Define a “code of ethics.”
c. Obtain approval from organizational leaders.
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The difference between liquidation and reorganization is that a:
A) reorganization terminates all operations of the firm while a liquidation only terminates non-profitable operations. B) liquidation terminates all operations immediately while a reorganization terminates operations over two, or more, years. C) liquidation terminates all operations and a reorganization maintains the option of the firm as a going concern. D) liquidation deals with net working capital while a reorganization deals with long-term liabilities. E) a liquidation must occur outside of bankruptcy while a reorganization involves the bankruptcy process.
Entities doing business on the Internet generally use any of the following methods to prevent unauthorized intruders from accessing proprietary information except:
A. Biometric identifiers. B. Password management. C. Data encryption. D. Batch processing.
When Anheuser-Busch ran an advertising campaign featuring the slogan, "Know when to say when," it was using
competitive advertising. public relations. product advertising. public service awareness. advocacy advertising.
The City of JohnPaul in the state of Illinois passed an ordinance that banned spray paint in the city as a means to reduce graffiti. Townsend Paint Suppliers, a huge spray paint provider from Michigan, sued the City of JohnPaul stating that the new ordinance violated the dormant commerce clause. Is Townsend Paint Suppliers correct?
A. Yes, this is a violation of the dormant commerce clause. B. No, the ordinance violates the First Amendment not the dormant commerce clause. C. No, the legislation does not treat paint suppliers from out of state any differently than paint suppliers within the state and would be proper exercise of a state's police powers. D. No, this is a federal commerce clause violation and does not deal with any state interests. E. Yes, this is a violation but a federal court would most likely find that the commerce clause was violated instead of the dormant commerce clause.