Being Ethical Is Not the Same as Being Legal

question 65

Multiple Choice

Being ethical is not the same as being legal. Therefore, it is useful to think of the law as:

• A) something that ethical corporations simply have to work around.
• B) raising the bar for acceptable standards that companies must reach.
• C) taking the place of ethical behavior by corporate executives.
• D) providing the minimum acceptable standard to which companies must adhere.

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Definitions:

Kuba Mask

A traditional mask created by the Kuba people of Central Africa, known for its elaborate decoration and significance in rituals and ceremonies.

Ngady Amwaash

A traditional ceremonial mask used by the Kuba people of Central Africa, often featuring intricate designs and materials, and played a role in rituals and tribal identity.

Scarification

A practice involving the intentional creation of scars on the body for cultural, religious, or aesthetic reasons.

Asante Akua'ba

Traditional African fertility dolls from the Akan people, particularly the Asante tribe in Ghana, characterized by their disc-shaped heads and abstract form.