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| Equal employment opportunity commission |
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| A government agency with the power to investigate complains of discrimination and to sue firms that practice discrimination is the |
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| A group of people who have been singled out for unfavorable treatment on the basis of race, religion, politics,or national origin is called. |
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| A guide to acceptable and ethical behavior is known as |
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| A market situation in which there are many buyers and sellers of a product and no single buyer or seller can control the price is |
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| A method of manufacturing in which all materials, machinery, and workers are assembled in one place is called. |
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| A partnership with a foreign country that can provide immediate market knowledge and access, reduced risk, control over product attributes is an |
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| Affirmative action program |
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| A plan designed to increase the number of minority employees at all levels within an organization is called |
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| A reduction of the value of a nations currency relative to the currencies of other countries |
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| A system of exchange in which goods or services are exchanged without using money is called |
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| Misallocation of international resources |
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| An argument against trade restriction is |
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| An employees decision to inform the press or government officials of his or hers firms unethical practices is referred to as |
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| An organization of nations formed to promote the free movement of resources and products among its members and to create common economic polices is |
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| The commitment of top executives |
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| Initiating a social responsibility program takes |
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| One factor that influences ethical decisions making is the_______factor. |
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| The selling and shipping of raw materials or products to other nations is called |
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| The separation of a manufacturing process into distinct tasks is referred to as |
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| Today, the US economy is often characterized as a_______economy. |
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| Wal mart and target are often referred to as |
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| Which of the following extends and guarantees credit to overseas buyers of american goods and services, guarantees short term financing for export, and discounts negotiable instruments that arise from export transactions |
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| Which of the following is not one of the four resources used by business today |
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| a market ( or industry ) with only one seller |
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