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A) Provided its stockholders profit through a tax-loophole.
B) Acted in an acceptable business manner.
C) Engaged in illegal behavior.
D) Executed its responsibility to its owners.
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A) how Arthur Anderson's connection with the Enron scandal was not enough to bring it down.
B) how as soon as Arthur Anderson cleared itself by paying fines to the federal government,it went back to "business as usual".
C) that Arthur Anderson's prior conviction was overturned,but it never recovered.
D) that Arthur Anderson's consulting arm always behaved ethically,so it was saveD.Even though Arthur Anderson's prior conviction associated with the grievous behavior of their former client,Enron was overturned in the courts,the firm was never able to recover.It is no longer in business.
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A) is not a good strategic consideration for contemporary firms.
B) will never benefit a firm financially.
C) is benefiting all firms financially.
D) has created jobs.
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A) technology-based
B) personal responsibility-based
C) compliance-based
D) integrity-based
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A) Attending corporate responsibility seminars.
B) Tracking the failures of those who are caught in business scandals.
C) Reading about why others were fired from the job.
D) Observing the actions of others.
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A) are viewed more favorably by consumers.
B) enjoy significantly higher profits.
C) often experience customer loyalty problems.
D) fail to earn sufficient profits for their owners.
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A) they would not consider less pay to do so.
B) they are not interested in companies that spend resources are corporate social initiatives.
C) they are not in agreement with what it means to be socially responsible.
D) they favor Milton Friedman's philosophy on the subject.
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A) legal
B) anti-social
C) ethical
D) self-motivated
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