28. Ethical companies: a. tend to earn higher returns than companies that engage in wrong-doing. b. tend to have more creative employees than companies that engage in wrong-doing. c. are guaranteed to be more profitable in the long run than companies that engage in wrong-doing. d. All of these. e. Both (a) and (b). ANSWER: e POINTS: 1 DIFFICULTY: Difficulty: Moderate NATIONAL STANDARDS: United States - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal, ethical responsibilities United States - NC - AICPA: BE-Critical Thinking STATE STANDARDS: A-Head: Why Be Ethical? TOPICS: KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Comprehension 29. Chelvam is the director of quality control. Chelvam rejected some as non-conforming to the specifications. Chelvam's supervisor directs him to accept the parts. Which value might give Chelvam the strength to oppose his supervisor? a. Consideration. b. Courage. c. Fairness. d. Ambition. ANSWER: b POINTS: 1 DIFFICULTY: Easy Difficulty: NATIONAL STANDARDS: United States - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal, ethical responsibilities United States - NC - AICPA: BE-Critical Thinking STATE STANDARDS: A-Head: When the Going Gets Tough TOPICS: KEYWORDS: Bloom's: Application
28. Ethical companies: a. tend to earn higher returns than companies that engage in wrong-doing. b. tend to have more creative employees than companies that engage in wrong-doing. c. are guaranteed to be more profitable in the long run than companies that engage in wrong-doing. d. All of these. e. Both (a) and (b). ANSWER: POINTS: DIFFICULTY: e 1 Difficulty: Moderate NATIONAL STANDARDS: United States - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal, ethical responsibilities STATE STANDARDS: TOPICS: KEYWORDS: United States - NC - AICPA: BE-Critical Thinking A-Head: Why Be Ethical? Bloom's: Comprehension 29. Chelvam is the director of quality control. Chelvam rejected some as non-conforming to the specifications. Chelvam's supervisor directs him to accept the parts. Which value might give Chelvam the strength to oppose his supervisor? a. Consideration. b. Courage. c. Fairness. d. Ambition. ANSWER: POINTS: DIFFICULTY: b 1 Difficulty: Easy NATIONAL STANDARDS: United States - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal - DISC: Personal, corporate, legal, ethical responsibilities STATE STANDARDS: TOPICS: KEYWORDS: United States - NC - AICPA: BE-Critical Thinking A-Head: When the Going Gets Tough Bloom's: Application