1) Not all people share the same ethics. True False

2) Unethical behavior is exactly the same as amoral behavior. True False

3) Personal ethics influences business decisions. True False

4) Normally, workplace ethics are established by employees. True False

5) Stockholders never have a say over the behavior of management away from the office. True False

6) A company's code of ethics refers to statements showing the company's commitment to certain ethical practices. True False

7) A company founded on corporate social responsibility should be primarily concerned with generating a profit. True False

8) Marketing does not pose ethical challenges to companies. True False

9) Only large businesses must worry about the environmental aspect of corporate social responsibility. True False

10) Companies that practice corporate social responsibility stand to gain a positive reputation in the marketplace. True False

11) Businesses do not operate separately from society as a whole. True False

12) Stock market investors have an opportunity to make a statement about corporate ethics. True False

13) The Consumer Bill of Rights, passed in 1962, made the right to information, which was an ethical standard, into a legal right. True False

14) Small businesses can opt to comply or not to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act at their own discretion. True False

15) Fraudulent actions in a large corporation often harm its consumers, while its employees and investors are rarely affected. True False