1. For Aristotle, John Stuart Mill, and John Dewey, the moral actor is essentially on her own. We have to determine for ourselves what is right or wrong, good or bad. Select one: True False
2. In the case study, an American bank that had opened operations in an Italian city ran into serious difficulties when it tried to pay its Italian taxes according to American practices, rather than the accepted Italian ones. Select one: True False
3. Aristotle suggests that if we are doing ethics correctly, the proper course of action will always be obvious. We will not need to make judgements about conflicting moral claims and roles. True or False
4. According to Solomon, the virtues of a business (or a business manager) would be those qualities that help the business fulfill its mission, that would enable it to flourish. Select one: True False
5. Andrew Gustafson claims that people in business need to distinguish between higher and lower order pleasures, and that they need to place a priority on supporting those that are higher. True or False