Here was question 19 to be used to answer question 20:

Apple computer enters into a contract with a company in Singapore. To award the contract, Apple Computer must pay a "bribe" to a senior official in Singapore. This is a violation of what act:

a) Outcome Based Ethics

b) Sarbonnes-Oxley

c) The Rule against Perpetuities

d) A violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

e) No violation of any US law as the act took place outside of the United States.

20. Question 19, above, is an example of what type of principle or type of law. (a) A Violation of the 4" Amendment to the United States Constitution. (b) Not an example of any type or principle of law, as no wrongdoing was committed in question 19. C) A long-arm statute (d) A violation of California Corporations Code Section 1879.236, Subsection (a). (c) A violation of the duty of care and loyalty as afforded to shareholders under the California Corporations Code. 21. Duty Based Ethical Reasoning finds its basis or support in which of the following doctrines/ideas? (a) Religion through ideas related to compassion. (b) Philosophy by evaluating the consequences of an action that would follow if everyone acted in the same manner. c) A choice between the greatest good for the greatest number of people. None of the above. e) Both a and c. (1) Both a and b. 22. Bobby Jones wants to create a business entity that will eventually go public and be traded on the New York Stock Exchange. His best idea at an entity to accomplish that goal is: A Limited Partnership (b) A Limited Liability Partnership, A S Corporation (d) AC Corporation (c) A limited liability company organized as a corporation in the State of California (d) 19. Apple Computer enters into a contract with a company in Singapore. To award the contract, Apple Computer must pay a "bribe to a senior official in Singapore. This is a violation of what act (0) Outcome Based Ethics Surbonnes-Oxley. The Rule against Perpituities A violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. No violation of any US law as the act took place outside of the United States. (d) (c) 20. Question 19, above, is an example of what type of principle or type of law. (a) A Violation of the 4" Amendment to the United States Constitution. (b) Not an example of any type or principle of law, as no wrongdoing was committed in question 19. C) A long-arm statute (d) A violation of California Corporations Code Section 1879.236, Subsection (a). (c) A violation of the duty of care and loyalty as afforded to shareholders under the California Corporations Code. 21. Duty Based Ethical Reasoning finds its basis or support in which of the following doctrines/ideas? (a) Religion through ideas related to compassion. (b) Philosophy by evaluating the consequences of an action that would follow if everyone acted in the same manner. c) A choice between the greatest good for the greatest number of people. None of the above. e) Both a and c. (1) Both a and b. 22. Bobby Jones wants to create a business entity that will eventually go public and be traded on the New York Stock Exchange. His best idea at an entity to accomplish that goal is: A Limited Partnership (b) A Limited Liability Partnership, A S Corporation (d) AC Corporation (c) A limited liability company organized as a corporation in the State of California (d) 19. Apple Computer enters into a contract with a company in Singapore. To award the contract, Apple Computer must pay a "bribe to a senior official in Singapore. This is a violation of what act (0) Outcome Based Ethics Surbonnes-Oxley. The Rule against Perpituities A violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. No violation of any US law as the act took place outside of the United States. (d) (c)