Neoliberalism proponents believe that _________________ a. regulation should be largely removed from economic endeavours. b. privatization is bad for the economy. c. Strong unions support a strong economy. d. International Financial Institutions such as IMF should not exercise any influence on how government operate. I will not buy my coffee from “XYZ” Company because of their use of children in production. This consumerism is called a. Ethical Consumerism b. Company-based purchasing c. Fully screened approach d. Positive Buying ______________ posits that right and wrong are determined based on the result, not the action. a. Ethical Relativism b. Teleological ethics c. Business ethics d. Objectivism

Neoliberalism proponents believe that ___ a. regulation should be largely removed from economic endeavours. b. privatization is bad for the economy. c. Strong unions support a strong economy. d. International Financial Institutions such as IMF should not exercise any influence on how government operate. I will not buy my coffee from “XYZ” Company because of their use of children in production. This consumerism is called a. Ethical Consumerism b. Company-based purchasing c. Fully screened approach d. Positive Buying posits that right and wrong are determined based on the result, not the action. a. Ethical Relativism b. Teleological ethics c. Business ethics d. Objectivism

Economics Today and Tomorrow, Student Edition

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Chapter20: The Global Economy

Section20.3: Multinationals And Economic Competition

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