3. select all of the following that are a layer of business ethics: a. honesty and keeping your word b…

3. select all of the following that are a layer of business ethics: a. honesty and keeping your word b. fairness and how we treat others c. interaction with community and the environment d. pursuit of profit 4. ethical standards are not the standards of the law. in fact, they are a higher standard. a. true b. false 5. when people say, \its just not right,\ what are they trying to communicate? a. that the conduct of someone else bothers them b. that the conduct of someone else is in in compliance with societal expectation c. that they recognize the conduct of someone else to carry no legal penalty d. that they recognize the conduct of someone else to be fair 6. conduct that jurors find appalling may not be a crime. a. true b. false

3. select all of the following that are a layer of business ethics: a. honesty and keeping your word b. fairness and how we treat others c. interaction with community and the environment d. pursuit of profit 4. ethical standards are not the standards of the law. in fact, they are a higher standard. a. true b. false 5. when people say, \its just not right,\ what are they trying to communicate? a. that the conduct of someone else bothers them b. that the conduct of someone else is in in compliance with societal expectation c. that they recognize the conduct of someone else to carry no legal penalty d. that they recognize the conduct of someone else to be fair 6. conduct that jurors find appalling may not be a crime. a. true b. false

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • Question 3: Business ethics involves principles like honesty, fairness, and social - environmental responsibility. Pursuit of profit alone is not an ethical layer.
  • Question 4: Ethical standards often go beyond legal requirements, representing a higher moral code.
  • Question 5: Saying "It's just not right" usually indicates that someone's conduct is bothersome.
  • Question 6: Jurors may find conduct appalling based on moral or ethical grounds, which may not be illegal.

Answer:

  • Question 3: A. Honesty and keeping your word, B. Fairness and how we treat others, C. Interaction with community and the environment
  • Question 4: A. True
  • Question 5: A. That the conduct of someone else bothers them
  • Question 6: A. True