The Litmus Test of a Company's Code of Ethics Is

question 67

Multiple Choice

The litmus test of a company's code of ethics is

• A)the degree to which it is connected to a company's statement of core values.
• B)the extent to which it is embraced in crafting strategy and in the day-to-day operations of the business.
• C)the extent to which a company's approach to ethical behavior mirrors the ethical principles for society at large.
• D)based on the rules a company's top management and board of directors make about "what is right" and "what is wrong."
• E)determined by the ethical behaviors expected of company personnel in the course of doing their jobs.

Recognize various phases of the management process and their descriptions.

Distinguish between direct materials, direct labor, and factory overhead in manufacturing costs.

Classify costs as selling and administrative expenses or factory overhead.

Understand the impact of costs on manufacturing and non-manufacturing environments.

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