Practice, Question 13 A firm's ability to behave ethically depends upon all of the choices are correct. 0 the ethical values of the firm's employees. 0 the ethical values of the firm's executives. a climate within the organization that promotes ethical conduct. Practice, Question 17 John spent at least an hour a day surfing the Internet at work. He justified his behaviour by noting that "everyone's doing it". This type of behaviour is inappropriate, unprofessional, and probably unethical. 0 expected by management, as long as John gets his regular work done. 0 appropriate as long as he isn't the only one doing it. 0 inappropriate only if he visits certain kinds of websites at work, such as pornography or gambling. corporate assistance Practice, Question 25 In September 1982, seven people died in the Cityplace Chicago area after swallowing Tylenol capsules that had been tainted with cyanide, replaced in their packaging, and put on store shelves for sale. Johnson & Johnson maintained that the tampering could NOT have been foreseen, and was therefore NOT its fault, but still recalled all Tylenol capsules and cancelled advertising at a pre-tax loss estimated at $100 million. It also developed a capsule-shaped tablet that would be more difficult to tamper with. In doing this, Johnson & Johnson handled the situation in a socially responsible way. 0 raised awareness of the dangers of using Tylenol. 0 avoided accepting responsibility and therefore acted unethically. admitted product liability. Practice, Question 37 The federal agency which investigates charges of discrimination and harassment is the 0 Canadian Human Rights Commission. 0 RCMP. Practice, Question 22 Which organization offers Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) assessments that examine the internal activities of a company and compares them to CSR BEST practices? 0 Canadian Equal Rights Agency. 0 Federal Equity Commission. Canadian Charitable Organization Centre Canadian Centre for Ethical Business 0 Canadian Business for Social Responsibility Canadian Social Responsibility Institute Practice, Question 24 Businesses giving back to the communities in which they earn profits is called which of the following? Practice, Question 40 Identify the provincial regulator responsible for investigating alleged unethical or illegal financial behaviour of publicly traded firms in Ontario. Ontario Stock Market Regulator Identify the provincial regulator responsible for investigating alleged unethical or illegal financial behaviour of publicly traded firms in Ontario. Ontario Fraud Bureau corporate giving 0 corporate charity corporate philanthropy Ontario Securities Commission End of document