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1. Companies usually employ staff to work in various functional areas of the business. There are people working in operations, accounting, human resources, marketing, etc.Imagine that you are tasked to create a one-paragraph code of ethics for the marketing department at your company.What will you write?2.A variety of companies, large and small, choose to market their services to the government. Imagine that you are a small or medium-sized company seeking to do business with the government.Research the process that you would have to go through in order to acquire a contract with the Department of State of the US federal government. Who would you have to speak with and what are the steps to make your company’s offerings appealing to your client?3. presented by this assignment, a variety of foreign manufacturers have begun to export steel to the US at much lower prices.In a debate with other marketing and economics professionals, outline and present your best arguments in favor of…

Use the Internet to find and report on three companies that have codes of ethics on their websites. What is the code of ethics of each company? Does the company provide a list of values? Does it outline an ethics policy with respect to hiring, the environment, social responsibility, or other ethics topics? Write a summary of each company’s code of ethics and any values and ethics policies. Be sure to cite your sources appropriately, make a comparison table in Microsoft® Word. Change the orientation to landscape.  Create a column for each company and a row for each question to be answered (for example, "Does the company provide a list of values?").  Add a column for your comments and opinions, comparing and contrasting the codes of ethics for the companies.  There is no right or wrong answer, but justify your opinion based on your core values or the ethics represented by other companies.  Change margins, fonts, and font sizes as needed so your table does not exceed two pages.

For a new product or service, recommend at least two legal compliance approaches that should be used by companies when conducting international business in Canada (e.g., employment law, tax law, advertising law, corporate law). For the new product or service, provide two key recommendations to consider regarding ethics and social responsibility in Canada (e.g., intellectual property, competition, corruption).

Consider the following statement: “while there is a need for public accountability, there is also recognition that utilizing commercial best practices can bring improvements in performance in the public sector.” To what extent do you agree/ disagree with this statement?

Ethics is important in today’s Business environment. Provide reasoning to support this statement and explain with the help of examples

Find a current example of business ethics in the news.  Use the same format we have been using to identify the ethical issues and your analysis and recommendations

Review the conflict of interest scenarios (parts 1 and 2). Identify the issue and indicate the regulation or best practice principle involved. How should the organization/provider respond to the issue? What should the organization/provider do to prevent future issues or mitigate any future harm/damage to the patient or the organization?   The first scenario involves doctors who are financially motivated to prescribe certain medications or treatments, even if they may not be the best option for the patient. These doctors may receive kickbacks or incentives from pharmaceutical companies, leading to a conflict of interest that can compromise the quality of care. the second scenario involves doctors prioritizing their patients' well-being. These doctors strive to provide evidence-based recommendations and treatments that are in the best interest of their patients' health. They prioritize unbiased information and consider the individual needs and circumstances of each patient

9. What is the environment where a firm conducts business known as A) Global business environment   B) Economic environment   C) Domestic business environment   D) Technological environment   10. What is the willingness and ability of producers to offer a good for sale referred to as?   A) Private enterprise B) Supply   C) Free market economy   D) Law of supply

BUSINESS ETHICS ASSIGNMENTS 1. Identify and explain in detail the three main types of Normative ethical theories. 2. CASE STUDY Towards the end of her senior year of high school, Grace volunteered for a local animal rights organization. Although she was always an animal lover, she had never really considered the issue of animals being raised to be eaten. During her time with the organization, she became passionate about animal rights and became a vegetarian. She was also able to convince her parents to become vegetarians. Now a new freshman, Grace faces a dilemma. Everyone around her seems to eat meat. Though the dining hall offers plenty of vegetarian options, she is unhappy about the presence of meat as a constant feature among the offerings. Grace isn't able to put aside her feelings about the suffering of animals. Going by her own experience of having her eyes opened to the cause, Grace is convinced that spreading knowledge about the suffering of farm animals is the only way of…

The company is Nestle (Malaysia) Berhad: a) How do the company use its EES/ESG/GRI disclosure to be more accountable and responsible to their stakeholders? b) What type of theory would you use to support or to describe the company' (i.e., managers) actions in their EES/ESG/GRI reporting practise in question a? (Note: You may use one or more theories to support your answer). c) Who do you think that should involve in the process for continuance enhancement for the company's benefits? NOTE: you have to construct an appropriate paragraph with introduction and definition is necessary in order to answers the questions. (Not directly write the content like examination).

This question will be reviewing the ethics, corporate social responsibility and sustainability of google: i. Review the CSR and Sustainability policies of the business. Using relevant models and concepts, like AB Carroll’s, examine the level of ethics and CSR displayed by this company. (Make sure you look for news stories about this business and the CEO). ii. Does the business live up to their vision and values? iii. Do you consider this company as “ethical”? To what extent? Justify your answer. iv. What recommendations can you offer to improve the reputation and image of this organisation? If you believe this company is in fact ethical, analyse and explain the impact its values have. What can other businesses learn from this company?

13. What is the term given to the groups, individuals, and organizations that are directly affected by the practices of an organization?   A) Primary agents of interest   B) Social auditors C) Competitors   D) Organizational stakeholders   14. The Chinese government controls all factors of production, the Chinese government has   which type of economic systems?   A) Capitalism B) Socialism   C) Market   D) Communism

Which one of the following reflects a rules-based approach to corporate governance?A. Hong Kong Corporate Governance CodeB. OECD Principles of Corporate GovernanceC. UK Corporate Governance CodeD. Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Establishing a culture of sound business ethics within an organization is challenging, to say the least. Companies that market products that are not considered to be “healthy” for consumers have additional challenges. Using the CSU Online Library, research a company that markets “unhealthy” products. Examples might include tobacco or alcohol companies but these examples are not exclusive. Respond to the following questions.1. Briefly describe the company and its product and the ethical dilemma associated with the production and distribution of its products.2. Examine how the perception of the product differs within cultures both within the United States and globally.3. How has this company handled the ethical implications of its product with a focus on social responsibility, integrity, and business ethics?4. Explain how leadership within the organization can instill a culture of ethics within the marketing department as they strive to advertise a product that is not healthy for the…

Describe a historical situation where a failure to assess and correctly interpret the external environment resulted in a business' failure. What elements of the external environment were missed? How might the company have corrected this oversight? Cite any sources used to support your answer.

Assuming you are hired as an environmental expert of Queen Elizabeth national park, which advice would you give to the service providers to ensure conservation is achieved?

https://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/1691941O/2019-sustainability-report.pdf 1. Consider all the different stakeholder engagement techniques and strategies that the company is employing. Critically evaluate the usefulness of these techniques and strategies. 2. What is your personal view of the company’s success in discharging accountability to society and behaving as a socially responsible company?

. Assume you have joined a company as a sales manager for Laptop Sales & services. This company was recently selected as authorized distributor for HP India personal computer products. As a distributor, your company is required to perform various tasks such as prospecting, promoting, preparing technical offers, negotiating, and getting orders, executing orders, collecting payments, giving pre & post sales services and maintaining excellent customer relationship. Your company is required to operate in New Delhi (including NCR). Develop a compensation plan for your salespeople, including financial and non-financial compensation methods.

Would you rather work for a company that takes a stakeholder or stockholder approach in its dealings with customers, employees, suppliers, and other constituencies in its network? Explain.

Just Answer the Number 3!   Here is the Answer for the Number 1. Every business should be ethical in their practices to ensure the success of it in public. The business which could be most preferable in this case would be instant noodles rich in nutrients. Purpose: To create such products which could easily be made by even children. Children and youth or even adults can consume this as their morning/evening snack. Nowadays, many manufacturers involve in unethical practices and destroy the nutriency level in their products which would surely be avoided in this business. Type of business - the Business would be of FMCG products. As it requires to be consumed soon. This will be a convenience product which will be available in all retail stores. Mission statement - Mission statement states the short-term Objectives for which the company is set up. The mission statement would be: ' Provide healthy and delicious instant noodles enriched in nutrients so that the children and youth doesn't…

Visit the site for Competition bureau, the link is: ( https://www.competitionbureau.gc.ca/eic/site/cb-bc.nsf/eng/h_00112.html )  Choose one article, case or snippet of news from there that interests you. - Explain the issue/case/news in your own words, that is, summarize it from your own perspective providing the following information: provide a link to the article and identify the issue  explain the role of Competition Bureau,  what was the outcome,      provide evidence of how it relates to the content you have understood in Unit 09 - Monopoly

25-Oman Tel developed a set of principles that promote and guide fair and responsible use of information and information systems (IS). This collection of principles is called: O a Code of ethics b IS Responsibility plan O c IS Privacy plan IS D Risk plan

DQ3: Corporate Ethics: Discuss the situations in which the corporate entity should be disregarded. De­scribe any situations they know of in which the behavior of a company was so socially repugnant that the own­ers should have been held personally liable.     Is it easier to start a business in “virtual” space than in “real” space?  Is it less (or more) expensive?  What are the applicable laws?  Perhaps most important from a business person’s perspective, is it possible to turn a profit?  How?  Are there different considerations for choosing an organizational form for doing business on the Net than there are for doing business elsewhere?  If so, what are they? What legal principles and laws apply to online sexual harassment in the workplace?  How might employee cyberstalking be prevented, both from a legal and a practical point of view?

What is the external environmental analysis process (four parts)? What does the firm want to learn when using this process?

Please respond to all parts of the question below, each with its own section. A. Do you think businesses should voluntarily undertake environmental efforts, beyond those required by law? Why or why not? B. Describe the sustainability management practices of a business firm with which you are familiar. Which stage of the corporate environmental responsibility model best fits this firm, and why? Looking again at this same firm, what steps might its managers take to improve its environmental performance? In answering this question, consider the various elements of effective environmental management.

Explain the conduct of environmental analysis using, A. the four general steps, B. PESTEL and C. the Porter’s Five Forces Framework

UserChoose one of Confucius's teachings and describe how that principle relates to the military ethical perspective.  Does it support your perspective or contrast with your perspective?  How does this principle compare to one of the other ethical perspectives covered in Chapter One (Utilitarianism, Altruism, etc.)?  Is it quite similar or quite different?