11. Theoretically, a utilitarian doctor might consider an action resulting in a
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11. Theoretically, a utilitarian doctor might consider an action resulting in a person’s death acceptable if that action lead to some greater benefit; for example, letting an organ donor as an emergency room patient die in order to save several other people awaiting organs. T or F.
12. Business ethics are defined as the compilation of principles, values, and standards that guide behavior in the world of business. T or F
13. As an employee in the business field, is it better to be extremely ethical and not make any sales, or is it better to be a little unethical and be a great salesperson? Briefly explain your opinion.
14. Institutional lying occurs when employees and administrators routinely lie to look good in the public eye and/or to their bosses, whether it is an administrator lying to the city manager or a politician lying to voters. How do you change this work culture?
15. Briefly explain the difference between ethics and the law. Which is more important?
16. Give an example of the “ethical drift” and how do you (business leader) would prevent it in your business?
17. List the steps that you personally use in analyzing an ethical dilemma. This could be an employment or personal situation.
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11. Theoretically, a utilitarian doctor might consider an action resulting in a person’s death acceptable if that action lead to some greater benefit; for example, letting an organ donor as an emergency room patient die in order to save several other people awaiting organs. The act is unethical and illegal. The donor has full right over her body parts as assets and he would never like to die in order to save others' lives whom he doesn't know and also its not sure that the donated organs may or may not save the other person.
12. Business ethics are defined as the compilation of principles, values, and standards that guide behavior in the world of business. The statement is true as the principles and values that guides all the organizations and are general considered ethical. Business ethics are values that are considered of course legal but also generally accepted principles while carrying out economic activities.
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