Directors Who Are Not as Directly Connected to the Firm

question 42

Multiple Choice

Directors who are not as directly connected to the firm but who have existing or potential business relationships with the firm are called:

• A)gray directors.
• B)independent directors.
• C)advising directors.
• D)inside directors.

Recognize the significance of the capabilities approach as advocated by Martha Nussbaum.

Comprehend the principle of utility and its criticisms, including the potential for justifying harm for greater good.

Learn the importance of the categorical imperative according to Immanuel Kant and its contrast with consequentialism.

Understand the role of autonomy in ethics and its limitations.