Making ethical decisions is most often best done by analyzing objective standards $($such as profit or number of people fired$),$ instead of subjective impacts on stakeholders.

False

True

$1$ point

When profit maximization alone is the goal, a company does not benefit by behaving ethically.

False

True

$1$ point

Corporate social responsibility may increase a business's reputation or goodwill.

False

True

Flo, the manager of Grounds Maintenance Inc., must decide whether to use an herbicide that could be unhealthy to employees. Flo might lose an important client if she refuses to us

herbicide. If Flo analyzes the importance of good health and the avoidance of disease as the rights of people in making her decision, she is likely using

the principle of rights theory.

the categorical imperative.

religious principles.

utilitarianism.