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Tablets 'R' Us pledged to donate 35% of its net profits to good causes. Although the employees don't mind that they did not get raises because they like working for a "good" company and shareholders like that fact the company profits are increasing due to customer loyalty; some employees and shareholders are upset that the corporation has not told them how the funds are being used or what charities are receiving funds. Which argument AGAINST socially responsible activities is shown by these facts? Lack of corporate focus on profitability Lack of accountability. Unfairness to employees and shareholders The social contract. Raj is the CEO of a corporation that provides payroll software to large corporations with employees in different states. The software addresses the federal, state and local payroll taxes for employees for all 50 states. Many of the corporate clients have moved their employees to telecommuting and Raj's software can detect when the employees have moved from their registered state to another. Most employees moved to states with more favorable taxation and reported their move to their companies. However, there are some employees who have moved from states with no income tax (e.g.. Florida, Tennessee) to states WITH income taxes (e.g., California, New York) but did not report their moves n order to avoid paying additional taxes. There is no law requiring Raj's company to report the employees. This situation is an example of: social responsiblity - it is up to society to ensure there are laws to address every possible situation, including this one profitability - Raj is correct in staying quiet because reporting the employees could cause him to lose customers utilitarianism - letting a few employees avoid taxes is outweighed by the many employees who pay taxes law versus ethics - although it is not illegal for Raj to remain silent, it may be immoral to knowingly permit employees to avoid paying appropriate state income taxes A new coffee chain decides to design all of its locations in a "green" manner in order to have the smallest carbon footprint available. The company will not make much of a profit because of the high cost of materials (solar panels, water recapture systems, recycled materials) but the corporate officers believe that the coffee company owes a duty to society to build shops that are good for the planet. The ethical decision-making approach used by the coffee chain is: ethically fundamental ethically relative utilitarian deontology Today corporations have come under real scrutiny in how they conduct themselves. Corporations are no longer allowed to do whatever it takes to make money for their shareholders. One reason why society now demands that businesses, especially corporations, follow codes of ethics and social responsibility is because corporations can be trusted to self-regulate and to do the right thing every time. corporations are all corrupt. corporations have been allowed to grow massively and gain tremendous power. I have no idea what the answer is. Cures'R'Us is a pharmaceutical company is working on a new drug intended to create a vaccine for Ebola. In order to move into the final stage of development, doctors need to purposefully infect 20 people with the Ebola virus and to let it proceed without treatment to obtain natural antibodies. This will kill many of the participants but gives millions a chance to live. The ethical theory which allows this testing procedure is known as ethical fundamentalism utilitarianism ethical relativism deontology Which of the following is an argument AGAINST businesses getting involved in socially responsible activities? unfairness to employees and shareholders the more responsibly the companies act, the less the government must regulate them the social contract supporting social causes brings customer loyalty and long-term profits BioFuel cars wants to open a manufacturing plant in North Dakota, to take advantage of a large number of Afghanistan immigrants looking for work. The plan is to use locals to manage the plant and the immigrants to do the manual labor. Which of the following presents ethical concerns that BioFuel should consider? Conflicts among differing cultures and value systems in international transactions ALL of the answers are correct Possible pollution of the physical environment Compensation and working conditions of employees A less common ethical theory states that you should seek out role models who have the characteristics and morales you think are best. This is known as: Distributive justice Intuitionism Good person theory Act utilitarianism businesses lack the necessary expertise in these socially responsible activities it is unfair to employees and shareholders