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4. Customers can’t find out which firms are acting responsibly and which are not
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5. During the early twentieth century, working conditions were deplorable by today’s standards
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6. Managers spend most of their time relating to people
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7. Organizational growth spawn’s informality and simplicity
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8. It is naïve and romantic to hope that organizational politics can be eliminated
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9. Political activity is more visible and dominant under conditions of homogeneity than diversity
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10. The primary reason that changes initiatives fail is that manager’s intentions are insincere
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11. Equity financing is important for Japanese corporations
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12. It is possible to outline a model of corporate governance for a given country
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13. Most German corporations have traditionally preferred bank financing over equity financing
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14. The Anglo-US model is characterized by share ownership of individual, and increasingly institutional, investors not affiliated with the corporation
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15. To date, researchers have identified three models of corporate governance in developed capital markets
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16. The economic model of social responsibility emphasizes the effect of business decisions on society
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17. The field of business ethics applies moral standards to business situations
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18. There is nothing unethical about accepting payments to do something you would normally do in your job anyway
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19. Awareness of corporate social responsibility has increased along with government involvement
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20. Business people by the very nature of their work rarely face ethical issues to resolve.