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MGMT 1005 Final
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1Ken Lay had considerable political connections and a PhF in economics, and he hired Andy Fastow, with an MBA from Harvard, to develop the energy trading business for Enron.
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- BFalsch
2When Porter & Kramer discuss energy use and logistics in the value chain, they describe a way of measuring value that supports Ricardo's argument in favor of comparative advantage and free trade among nations, regardless of location around the globe.
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3Which ONE of the following explanations of the "tragedy of the commons" (TOC) is most accurate?
- AThe TOC occurs when market participants act competitively, via rational self-interest, and fail to maximize overall utility when resources are unlimited.
- BThe TOC occurs when market participants act cooperatively, intending to maximize overall utility, and some succeed and some fail when resources are finite.
- CThe TOC occurs when market participants act competitively, via rational self-interest, and fail to maximize overall utility when resources are finite.
- DThe TOC occurs when market participants act competitively, via rational self-interest, and some succeed and some fail when resources are finite.
- EThe TOC occurs when market participants act cooperatively, intending to maximize overall utility, and fail when resources are unlimited.
4Which author(s) did Garrett Hardin reference specifically in his article about the Tragedy of the Commons?
- ABentham
- BMill
- CKant
- DRawls
- EGilligan
- FSmith
- GLocke
- HRicardo
5Which of the following statements about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) of 2002 are correct?
- ASOX significantly increased regulation of accountants who advise public companies.
- BSOX significantly increased regulation of disclosures of conflict minerals for public companies.
- CSOX significantly increased regulation of officers and directors of public companies.
- DSOX significantly increased regulation of the mortgage industry and derivatives transactions by public companies.
- ESOX significantly increased regulation of audit committees of public companies.
6Which author(s) did Roger Crisp reference specifically in his article about persuasive advertising?
- ABentham
- BMill
- CKant
- DRawls
- EGilligan
- FSmith
- GLocke
- HRicardo
7Which mineral(s) are generally considered among the "conflict minerals" for securities reporting purposes?
- ATitanium
- BTin
- CSilver
- DGold
- ETungsten
- FTantalum
- GIron
- HDiamonds
8Which of the following are considered among the 4 'Ps' of marketing developed at the Carlson School of Management in the late 1950s?
- APlanning
- BProduct
- CPromotion
- DPiracy
- EPersuasion
- FPrice
- GParity
- HPlace
- IPolitics
9Which of the following statements about the NE Minnesota copper-nickel (sulfide) mining case are correct based on our readings and videos?
- ASulfide mining in NE Minnesota has the potential to create a "tragedy of the commons" in relation to water because competitive rational self-interest is predicated to result in the depletion of this finite resource as a result of mining activity.
- BSulfide mining in NE Minnesota has the potential to reduce CO2 greenhouse gas emissions because many of the minerals that are planned to be mined are used in "green technology" like wind-generators.
- CSulfide mining in NE Minnesota has the potential to violate Rawls' "just savings principal" - an obligation to future generations - by creating the risk of sulfuric acid pollution that could take 500 years to clean up.
- DSulfide mining in NE Minnesota has the potential to create positive economic outcomes for mining companies, for electronics manufacturers, for residents and workers in the region, and for the overall state and national economy.
- ESulfide mining in NE Minnesota is supported by state and local officials in Minnesota, and by the Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness, because of the anticipated boost to the local tourist economy as a result of mining activities.
10Which of the following statements about Florian Nehm's decision about digital devices and conflict minerals are NOT correct based upon the Axel Springer case?
- AChoosing to do nothing would be a prudent course of action because Axel Springer was not a direct purchaser of conflict minerals and no additional action beyond maximizing shareholder return would be expected.
- BEscalating the topic to the CEO would not be a prudent because CEO Mathias Dopfner did not like to take a strong public stance on matters beyond the scope of business.
- CTaking a strong public stance on the issue of conflict minerals in the supply chain for digital devices would be expected of a company that had taken a similar public stance on the issue of the paper supply chain years earlier.
- DA coordinated effort on the part of Axel Springer SE to publicize the issue of conflict minerals would not have much of an impact on the world beyond Germany.
- EAxel Springer would be legally required to take action because of Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank act.
11Betty Dukes v. Wal-Mart was the first federal class action lawsuit in US history for intentional sexual harassment.
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- BFalsch
12A deontological approach for regulating the marketing of products to young consumers is that firms are treating children as a means to an end, generating profits for the company with intentional disregard to the health consequences to children who consume their products.
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13Kant, Bentham, and Mill would agree that ethical analysis of the environmental impact of business operations should include animals, plants, and ecosystems as stakeholders with rights.
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14According to Crisp, persuasive advertising is immoral when it is directed toward those who are vulnerable but moral when the target market is a more sophisticated consumer.
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15The doctrine of "employment at will" based upon the law of agency holds that an agent has a duty to act solely for the benefit of the principal in all matters connected with his agency. SOX eliminated the doctrine of "employment at will" and now requires a showing of "just cause" for all employees before they can be terminated.
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16[blank_start]Betty Dukes[blank_end] sought to certify a class action lawsuit vs. Walmart
- ABetty Dukes
17[blank_start]Roger Crisp[blank_end] claimed that all persuasive advertising is morally wrong.
- ARoger Crisp
18[blank_start]Garrett Hardin[blank_end] wrote the "tragedy of the commons."
- AGarrett Hardin
19[blank_start]Archie Carroll[blank_end] used a pyramid to describe corporate social responsibility.
- AArchie Carroll
20[blank_start]Thomas Friedman[blank_end] described three eras of globalization.
- AThomas Friedman
21[blank_start]Lois Jensen[blank_end] sued Eveleth Taconite for sexual harassment.
- ALois Jensen
22[blank_start]Bentham[blank_end] wrote of "hedonistic" categories to measure utility.
- ABentham
23[blank_start]Locke[blank_end] explained how we can protect private property.
- ALocke
24The [blank_start]FCIC[blank_end] wrote about the 2008 Financial Crisis.
- AFCIC
25[blank_start]Kant[blank_end] wrote about the categorical imperative.
- AKant
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- Quiz am MGMT 1005 Final, erstellt von Michaela Gilbertson am 17/12/2017.
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- Michaela Gilbertson
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