Triage, Applied to Developing Countries with Large Numbers of HIV-Infected

question 8

Multiple Choice

Triage, applied to developing countries with large numbers of HIV-infected citizens and poor infrastructure, implies:

• A) Care and concern, but no action
• B) Abandonment
• C) Partial treatment
• D) Palliative treatment
• E) Preventive treatment

Differentiate between stakeholders and shareholders and understand their roles in business decisions.

Explore the interplay between law and business ethics in shaping business decisions.

Acknowledge various ethical theories and their impact on business decisions including consequentialism, utilitarianism, and absolutism.

Understand the role of environmental concerns in business ethics and decision-making.

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Definitions:

Position Power

The authority and influence a person holds in an organization by virtue of the position they occupy, rather than personal attributes or expertise.

Reward Power

Reward power is the capacity to offer something of value as a way of influencing other people.

Positive Outcomes

Favorable results achieved after the implementation of a plan, strategy, or action.

Organisational Goals

The objectives or targets that an organization aims to achieve, which guide its operational and strategic decisions.