Ethical Issues Often Arise Out of Business's Relationships with Investors

question 2

True/False

Ethical issues often arise out of business's relationships with investors, customers, employees, creditors, or competitors.

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Definitions:

Liability of Foreignness

The additional costs and risks that firms operating in a foreign country incur, compared to domestic firms.

Administrative Differences

Discrepancies in management practices, regulations, or procedures within or between organizations.

Ethnocentrism Bias

A bias indicating that customers prefer local brands over foreign brands and are willing to pay more for local brands even when the quality is inferior.

Liability of Foreignness

Disadvantages faced by companies operating in a foreign market, including cultural differences, and legal and economic barriers.