Question 51 (1 point) The problem with looking at values that find wide acceptance as a guide to ethical corporate behavior is that: modern life holds a diversity of conflicting ethical views. most widely-accepted values are uninformed. companies will always look to profit maximization over anything else. culture has no effect on the ethical attitudes of business managers in today's global world. Question 52 (1 point) It is unlikely that greater control by shareholders will lead to greater corporate social responsibility because: many shareholders are motivated by profit maximization and are unlikely to approve corporate actions contrary to that end. many shareholders have access to the information necessary to closely monitor the noneconomic performance of a company. there is a definite chance that the values of "ethical" shareholders would be representative of society as a whole. shareholders will have the power to adopt resolutions binding the corporate managers