Question

question 9
3 pts
sarbanes-oxley is:

• a philosophical school that serves society first
• an international accounting treaty
• federal legislation that imposed ethics requirements on corporations
• the former ceo of world.com

question 10
3 pts
which is not one of the 12 categories of business ethics dilemmas?

• protesting against authority.
• taking things that dont belong to you.
• saying things that are not true.
• permitting organizational abuse.

Explanation:

Question 9

• The Sarbanes - Oxley Act (SOX) is a U.S. federal law. It was enacted to impose ethics - related requirements on corporations, especially in terms of financial reporting and corporate governance. A philosophical school is not related to Sarbanes - Oxley. It is not an international accounting treaty (it's a U.S. law), and it has nothing to do with being a former CEO of World.com.

The 12 categories of business ethics dilemmas include issues like taking things that don't belong to you (theft - related), saying things that are not true (lying - related), and permitting organizational abuse. Protesting against authority is more of a political or social action concept and not a typical business ethics dilemma category.

Answer:

C. federal legislation that imposed ethics requirements on corporations

Question 10