______principles hold that human beings have certain fundamental rights and that a sense of duty to uphold these rights is the basis of ethical decision-making rather than a concern for consequences.
A. Consequences
B. Deontological
C. Cognitive morals
D. Moral principle
B. Deontological
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Data refers to ____.
A. factual information that a person knows B. raw facts that describe a particular phenomenon C. knowledge acquired through study, experience or instruction D. information that have a particular meaning within a specific context
Reports that provide data or findings, analyses, conclusions, and recommendations are classified as ________ reports
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The Railway Labor Act could be described as a substantive, rather than as a procedural law, in that it allows the government to dictate certain outcomes of negotiations and grievance processes. 2. The Wagner Act (or NLRA) is partially based on the assumption that individual workers and management are equals in the bargaining process. 3. From the perspective of mainstream economics, the Wagner Act (NLRA) is inadequate for challenging the power of capital and therefore does not do enough to empower labor. 4. According to the Wagner Act (NLRA), if two employees walk off the job and proceed to picket their employer's place of business to protest unsafe working conditions, the employer is not allowed to retaliate against them (e.g., fire them). 5. The Wagner Act's provision for exclusive representation by unions was largely aimed at curtailing company-dominated unions.
When a bank is the maker promising to repay money it has received, plus interest, the promissory note is called a ________
A. check B. letter of credit C. deed D. certificate of deposit