2._____strategy, which helps companies avoid disasters like the BP Deepwater Horizon spill, may be considered the first and most important level at which ethics and strategy are linked.

a.Corporate-level

b.Business-level

c.Enterprise-level

d.Functional-level

3. In ________ strategy, companies analyze whether their finance, marketing, HR, IT, and operations departments are working in ways that are consistent with their values.

a.business-level

b.enterprise-level

c.corporate-level

d.functional-level

4. In an ethics-related interview with the CEO of a leading oil-exploration company, we may learn that:

a.CEOs are the only leaders involved in managing ethics programs in an industry.

b.Reforming industry ethics starts at lower levels of an organization.

c.An effective review of ethical standards requires commitment from top-level managers.

d.CEOs can't be trusted to do the right thing.