Start Discovering Solved Questions and Your Course Assignments
TextBooks Included
Active Tutors
Asked Questions
Answered Questions
For the past ten years, BSSL has wanted to develop lucrative South American oil reserves for its exploration, drilling, refining, and transport division; BSSL's Oil Division has been limited in prio
Problem: Does Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) ensure an ethical tone or just the financial reporting? Can they be separated?
Objective: Describe basic ethical issues facing today's society. Use case studies to evaluate and apply theories in support of a personal position on ethical issues.
As you can see Lesley's bonuses are tied directly to how many units she is able to sale over the breakeven point for each product line.
Discuss the legal and ethical implications of the ongoing debate and take a position as to whether the changes should be allowed and would they benefit BSSL.
Task: Discuss Moira's situation and her ethical options. Given this information, what do you think that she ought to do?
Details: The Hon. Justice Potter Stewart once wrote: "There is a big difference between what we have the right to do and what is right." Give four examples of possible BSSL business situations which
She prided herself on being able to manage her company effectively and in an orderly manner. For years there had been a steady 22-25 percent growth in sales, profits, and earnings per share, which s
Case Scenario: Do not assume that the reader is familiar with the case. It has been my experience that a solid case analysis cannot be written in less than three double spaced pages, but please lim
Problem 1: What is the basic purpose for examining trends in a company's financial ratios and other data? Problem 2: Why would managers be tempted to manage earnings?
Problem: Can you assist me... Explain in general, how ethical decisions are made by everybody, and how it has the capacity to influence more than just the decision maker.
Suppose that the hypothetical company Children Wear Industries has long been the economic foundation for its hometown. Most of the area's small businesses and schools support Children Wear, either b
Is this an ethical way to try to motivate your employees? Why not? What are the dangers of using a tactic such as this?
You built up the major parts of your formal, researched justification report (Problem Statement, Overview of Alternatives, Criteria, Methods, Evaluation of Alternatives, Findings and Analysis, and R
Ethical theories can be divided into the following two groups: teleological and deontological. First, discuss what teleological ethical theories and deontological theories of ethics are, comparing t
(1) The individual and organization factors that led to the ethics problems in the article(s), and (2) Your judgment about why many underlying issues in ethical problems and crises seem to generaliz
Problem: Describe a situation that you have been involved in that tested your ethical behavior. What were your alternatives?
Do you think the issue discussed in this article is a microeconomics issue or macroeconomics issue? Please explain why you think it is the case.
Is it unethical for an employer to use a selection measure that has high empirical validity but lacks content validity? Why or why not? Please discuss your response with an example that you are fami
I am suppose to research ethical relationships with clients, suppliers, influential parties, coworkers, and other areas of compliance.
Problem: Search the Internet for resources for a current business article that discusses an agency problem or ethical dilemma in business today. Please cite the source for the article in your postin
Implementation of the code of conduct at ECG has been a success. Employees are engaged in the training sessions and have been carefully reviewing the detailed code of conduct available on the ECG in
Mary, the director of nursing at a regional blood bank, is concerned about the declining number of blood donors. It's May, and Mary knows that the approaching summer will mean increased demands for
Problem 1) Describe the legal, cultural, and ethical challenges that confront the global business presented in your selected case study. Problem 2) Determine the various roles that host governments
Rights. Associated Breweries is planning to market unleaded beer. To finance the venture, it proposes to make a rights issue with a subscription price of $10.