• Q : Analyzing the responsibility of the audit committee...
    Other Management :

    The role of directors and committees in financial reporting and accounting oversight continues to evolve as a result of Sarbanes-Oxley and new rules and regulations.

  • Q : Greatest security threat to an organization...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Please briefly describe what in your opinion the greatest security threat to an organization is, and how it can be mitigated or controlled.

  • Q : Ethical issues surrounding the bp oil spill incident...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    500 words on the ethical issues surrounding the BP oil spill incident of 2010. The following questions can be used as guidelines for your essay, but it is not required that all of these questions ar

  • Q : What are the deontological ethics...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What are the deontological ethics raised in this situation? Consider this problem from the perspective of John's duty, Jane's duty, and the company's rights.

  • Q : Deductions for charitable contributions...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    1) Discuss the factors that should be considered when determining deductions for charitable contributions.

  • Q : Implementing performance measures...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    The organization that you work for has been thinking about implementing one of the following performance measures: - Balanced Scorecard - Economic Value Added

  • Q : Business ethics and ethical theory...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Your president does not like the image of social networking and thinks it may hinder his possibilities of being able to go global with future endeavors. How would you respond? Is this ethical or not

  • Q : How personal ethics different than business ethics...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What are ethics? How are personal ethics different than business ethics? can you write an example of ethical issue. What were the ethical implications surrounding that issue, if any? How was the iss

  • Q : Situation from a virtue ethics perspective...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Consider this situation from a virtue ethics perspective. What virtues are at stake? Are some virtues at odds with one another?

  • Q : Advertise prescription medications...
    Other Management :

    Following criticism, the company said that the benefits of the disadvantaged children's having the cell phones (e.g., safety) outweighed any "exploitive targeting" considerations. Do you agree with

  • Q : Decision to pay a fee to get the contract ethical...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Paying grease money is an accepted practice in this country (this is just for demonstration purposes as I do not know if this is a fact or not, but for this case, just assume it to be true as it is

  • Q : Expense paid trip to las vegas to ceo...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Problem: You are a banker in the US trying to get a new client from overseas to invest his millions with you. You offer to provide the CEO an all expense paid trip to Las Vegas for a few days and to

  • Q : Relationship between strategic and financial planning...
    Other Management :

    Question: Describe the relationship between strategic and financial planning. Include the following: 1) A strategic planning initiative for Microsoft and identify an initiative discussed in the organi

  • Q : Myths about business ethics...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Which relates to the myths about business ethics? Select three myths, and discuss why they represent a general misunderstanding about business ethics.

  • Q : Difference between a vision and a mission...
    Other Management :

    What is the difference between a vision and a mission? Where have you seen misleading organizational mission, vision, and values statements? How did that affect the organization?

  • Q : Main features of kantian ethics...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What are the main features of Kantian ethics? What are the main features of utilitarian ethics? Which view do you find most persuasive? Why?

  • Q : Policy for overtime and working employees...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    What do you think would be a reasonable policy for overtime and working employees harder? If a company says more overtime, should it be mandatory or not, for instance?

  • Q : Elements of culture might increase cost of doing business...
    Business Management :

    Briefly discuss the reasons why the various elements of culture might increase the cost of doing business in a country. Review the website www.executiveplanet.com.

  • Q : Federal bailout of financial institutions...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    1. A historical overview of the reasoning for the federal bailout of these financial institutions and reasons for such federal infusion of these external funds.

  • Q : Journal that deals with ethics issues in marketing...
    Marketing Research :

    I have to find an article from a business magazine or journal that deals with ethics issues in marketing. Question 1. Name of magazine/journal, date of issue, author, and page number.

  • Q : What is prosocial behavior...
    Other Management :

    What is prosocial behavior? In what three conditions can diffusion of responsibility occur and why; explain the steps of prosocial behavior and the significance of each step.

  • Q : Building a sustainable ethics and compliance process...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Based on LRN's "Five Steps to Building a Sustainable Ethics and Compliance Process", present an argument to the head of a major bank or financial trading firm of how not having a prevailing culture

  • Q : Exercise oversight responsibility over not-for-profit...
    Other Management :

    Why do states and the federal government exercise oversight responsibility over not-for-profit, tax-exempt corporations? How do states and the federal government differ in the way they exercise this

  • Q : Use of hypothetical dilemmas and straughan disagrees...
    Other Management :

    When measuring moral dilemmas, Kohlberg suggests the use of hypothetical dilemmas & Straughan disagrees stating hypothetical dilemmas do not evoke the same reactions.

  • Q : Discuss one of the stumbling blocks...
    Business Law and Ethics :

    Describe a time when a business decision was made and it was not a favorable outcome. Discuss one of the stumbling blocks and what you have done differently having insight on this dilemma.

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