Society's Values and Standards That Are Enforceable in the Courts

question 18

Multiple Choice

Society's values and standards that are enforceable in the courts are referred to as

• A) situational ethics.
• B) cultural norms.
• C) industry practices.
• D) laws.
• E) the Consumer Bill of Rights.

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Definitions:

Rules

Prescribed guidelines or instructions that govern actions or behavior within a specific context, often established to maintain order, safety, or fairness.

Long-range Planning

The process of setting long-term goals and determining the strategies to achieve them, typically looking several years into the future.

Top-level Managers

Executives who are responsible for overseeing the entire organization and establishing its overall goals and strategies.

Management Levels

The different layers of authority within an organization, typically including top-level (executive), middle-level, and lower-level (operational) management.