PHI 208 Week 3 Reading Quiz (Variant 9)

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PHI 208 Week 3 Reading Quiz (Variant 9)

1. Edward Freeman article does not criticize capitalism nor does it seek its demise. Rather, it argues that managers (what Milton Friedman calls corporate executives) do not merely have a fiduciary duty to stockholders but also to

2. What is the Kantian (deontological) criticism that Lop raises against DeGeorge’s position?

3. What is Larmer’s criticism of Duska’s argument?

4. Kant explains that respect for a person is:

5. What is the explanation of the standard view on whistleblowing presented by Sissela Bok and reported by Robert Larmer in his article?

6. A perfect duty:

7. Milton Friedman’s main point is not to argue against socially responsible goals but:

8. The economic argument that Freeman presents the view that Adam Smith’s “invisible hand” doctrine does not take into account externalities, moral hazards, and monopoly power. Since there are no incentives to incur in costs of internalizing the negative effects of a corporation’s production and marketing operations, then this means that:

9. DeGeorge explains that whistleblowing moves from being morally permissible to mandatory when:

10. Milton Friedman observes that if the same argument that advocates of corporate social responsibility say should be brought to corporate shareholders is instead brought before union members, the logical bankruptcy of the argument would be clearly evident because

11. Which is one of the claims that Milton Friedman presents to make the case that a corporate executive who undertakes acts that are in line with the common understanding of corporate social responsibility is also accepting the doctrine of socialism?

12. Kant claims that a good will is

13. According to Kant, persons

14. Which businessmen, according to Friedman, are typically excluded in the rhetoric of the social responsibility of business?

15. According to Kant, a maxim is