If a court deadest that McDonalds, is culpable for stings coffee that tt too hot

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If a court deadest that McDonalds, is culpable for stings coffee that tt too hot, the court has assumed that i) corporations have first amendment tights, b) corporations should have a conscience, c) corporations has-e moral agene, d; corporations should benefit the shareholders Which of the following would not be the responsibility of a corporation if a person slewed corporate responsibility narrowly a) fraud and deception, b) subordinating owner interests to a social objective, c) pursuit of profit maximization, d) honesty An example of internalizing an extremity would be a) allowing Yahoo to assist the Chinese government track activities of journalists, b) requiring the one Run Company to replace topso-J contaminated in the vscimtv of its smelter, c) requiring the H B Fuller company to donate none to chantries, d) promoting aggressive sales techniques One of the concerns about the "let government do it" solution to corporate regulation a a) the government cannot provide specific guidance to corporations for ho- to act m socially -beneficial wap; b) the government cannot provide adequate safety regulations, c) the government's values are too materialistic, d) the government can promote efficiency Which of the following statements is not true (case study) a) Forty percent of pharmaceutical drug testing is nos done offshore, b) Less that fifteen percent of the sale revenue of large pharmaceutical corporations goes into R&D.; c) the U S government regulates the prices of drugs, d Luge pharmaceutical companies do not have a legal responsibility to provide drugs to test subjects "Due Care" includes the idea that a) buyers of products are responsible for leakage whether what they buv is safe, b) consumers are knowledgeable, shrewd, and skeptical, c: consumers and manufacturers have a mutual obhgation, d) consumers might be vulnerable to harm The banning of "Four Loko'' (case studv) could be considered an example of a) caveat emptor. b) legal paternalism, c) good marketing strategy, d) an implied warranty If Venom, AT&T;, T-Mobile. and Spent agree to set basic press for phone service, this would be an example of a) pace gouging, b) vertical pine fixing, c) horizontal poke fixing, d) the way business should work

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1. b) corporations should have a conscience

2. b) subordinating owner interests to a social objective.

3. b) requiring Doe run company to replace the top soil in the vicinity of smelter

4. a) government cannot provide specific guidance to corporations for how to act in socially beneficial ways

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