Ethical Decision Based on Religious Writings and Study Conducted by Adolf Berle and Gardner Means

Question

1. In a classic study published in 1932, Adolf Berle and Gardner Means concluded that great amounts of economic power had been:

A. concentrated in a relatively few corporations and shareholders had become far removed from active participation in management. These trends have declined steadily.
B. widely dispersed among a large number of corporations. This trend has continued steadily.
C. widely dispersed among a large number of corporations. This trend has declined steadily.
D. concentrated in a relatively few corporations and shareholders had become far removed from active participation in management. These trends have continued steadily.

2. An ethical decision-making approach that relies on a central authority or set of rules, such as the Koran or the Bible, is:

A. rule utilitarianism.
B. ethical fundamentalism.
C. act utilitarianism.
D. ethical relativism.

Summary

These multiple choice questions belong to Law. The first question is about the study by Adolf Berle and Gardner Means and the second question is about ethical decision making underlying on religious writings.

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