An ethical culture is maintained through alignment between Question 23Select one: a. informal and formal systems b. external and internal environment c. structure and stakeholders d. heroes and rituals Which of the following would be considered a conflict of interest? Question 24Select one: a. a \& b would be considered as conflicts of interest b. having a financial or other interest in a purchase that is under your authority or supervision as the chief financial officer c. accepting a payment, or a gratuity from someone else who has an interest in a contract, under your authority or supervision d. negotiating a contract or having a private interest in a matter which does not interfere with official duties Someone from an Asian country believes that it is morally acceptable to pay small bribes to the custom officer to obtain quick clearance of imports. As a Jamaican you find this practice to be morally unacceptable. This is an example of Question 25Select one: a. consequentialism b. normative ethics c. ethical relativism d. proactive ethics Traditionally safe and adequately tested products may still harm consumers and thus create ethical issues because: Question 26Select one: a. of chemical reactions with local water supplies b. local conditions such as illiteracy, unsanitary conditions, or cultural values c. they discriminate against some types of customers d. limited resources Discriminatory practices are likely to occur in which of the following situations? Question 27Select one: a. all of the situations could result in discriminatory behaviour b. termination of employment c. promotion polices d. recruitment practices Which of the following would not be considered as an appropriate means for communicating an organization's code of conduct? Question 28Select one: a. formal written policies b. a \& b c. word of mouth To satisfy their duties manufacturers must take due care in the: Question 29Select one