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When a person must make a decision whether to overlook a co-worker’s unethical act, that represents an organizational-level ethical issue.



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True
The utilitarian principle views morality from the standpoint of the group or society, while the rights principle expresses morality from the individual level.



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True
The primary reason that managers engage in unethical business behaviours is financial need.



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False
An important characteristic of most ethical decisions is that they have mixed outcomes.



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True
Research has shown that the longer that firms have had a code of ethics, the higher their corporate social performance (CSP) is, on average.



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False