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27 RE The concept of corporate social responsibility emphasizes ethical behavior in that it requires organizations to understand, identify, and eliminate unethical economic environmental and social behaviors. True False 28 is the ability of an individual or business to exert influence within a community, club, market, or another type of group, without having to resort to the use of an asset (such as money or property). Influence Leadership Goodwill Social Justice Ethical Conduct 29 are rules or laws that govern a group's or a society's behaviors. Ethics Goodwill Moral Conduct Social Responsibility Norms 30 According to Chapter six, what do the French think of "whistle-blowing" within a company? They consider it the morally right thing to do. They consider it to be a natural part of business. They view it as undermining solidarity among coworkers. The text does not mention the French peoples' attitudes towards "whistle-blowing." They consider it important for religious reasons. 51 American companies are often criticized for the treatment of workers who produce their products in China. However, rules concerning the rights of workers are much more relaxed in China than in the United States. This is one example of an "ethical gray area" in today's globalized economy. True False Not in the Text