TRUE or *FALSE after each sentence.

*For any False answer, please explain why you consider that false answer to be false - e.g. explain in a sentence(s) or more. Repeat: EXPLAIN WHY THE FALSE answer is false!

Chapter 4

1.The First Amendment safeguards from most forms of government regulation freedom of speech, including symbolic speech (expressive conduct, including gestures, movements, and clothing) and corporate political speech.?

2.Courts have absolutely guaranteed a fundamental right to personal privacy directly enumerated in the provisions of the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Ninth Amendments both written and intended in the U.S. Constitution.?

3.Congress has also passed legislation authorizing government encroachment into individual privacy - most notably, The USA Patriot Act, which empowers government agencies to access and monitor electronic, financial, and other personal data and communication.?

Chapter 5

4.Triple-bottom line measures a corporation's profits, its impact on people, and its impact on the planet; becoming increasingly important to investors and consumers.?

5.Businesses trying to meet or exceed the moral minimum (i.e., the minimally acceptable standard for ethical business behavior) may look for guidance from: corporate and professional ethics codes and compliance programs; public opinion and sentiment; and, of course, personal morality.?

6.Outcome-Based Ethics are ethics based upon the consequences of action taken or foresworn, without regard to any underlying concept of duty or morality. ?

7.Striving toward Corporate Social Responsibility is the idea that corporations, and those who run them, should rarely act ethically, not worry about society's best interests, just their shareholders' best interest.?