Qtip Corp owns stock in Maxey Corp. The investment represents a 10% interest and Qtip is unable to exercise significant influence over Maxey. The Maxey stock was purchased by Qtip on January 1, 2002 for $23,000. The stock consistently pays an annual dividend to Qtip of $2,000. Qtip classifies the stock as available for sale.
Servant, authentic and ethical leadership are models which have been successful not only in different types of organizations but also in different cultures and in different countries. Do you believe this to be a valid statement? In other words, are these leadership theories effective global leadership models? Why or why not? Sup
Please help with the following problem. Are facilitating payments ethical? Why or why not? Discuss the legal and moral implications. This is a discussion I will be having in my international management class.
Defend legal and ethical issues that affect performance management systems.
Suppose someone offered to buy your domain name for $5,000 shortly after you started your business. Explain why you would or why you would not sell and what ethical dilemmas are involved? Please provide a reference in APA format.
What are three primary roles of the SEC? How does the Sarbanes Oxley Act augment the SEC's role in managing financial governance? Do you think that businesses are more ethical after the passing of the Sarbanes Oxley Act? What examples are there to support you answer?
1. Jo is a CMA employed by Maximum Corporation. Jo reports to Sally, a plant manager, and has provided Sally with a report indicating a proposed new plant expansion is not feasible. Sally explains to Jo that the expansion must be approved to provide jobs for plant workers laid off from other parts of the plant that are closing
As a consultant/systems designer for an organization, explain how you will incorporate ethical considerations into an organization. Use ethics and morality as a model.
Step 1) What are the ethical problems raised in the WorldCom case? Step 2) Using Steps 1-4 in the following decision-making model, critically evaluate WorldCom's ethical problems using the deontological framework. http://www.ethics.org/resource/plus-decision-making-process Step 3) Assess WorldCom's ethics from Immanuel
Do you think that traditional marketing practices are effective before the challenges of ethical dilemmas, issue identification, product planning, cultural differences, complexities existing in the market place, growth and change, and cheap perception. Please, cite the source used to arrive at the assertions in quotes
We work with many different types of people who communicate in different ways. Some are introverted and do not relay necessary information, and some deliver too much information. Whatever the case may be, people communicate with others in different ways. How can this inconsistency in communication affect the operation of the
Resources: Internet Locate an article that discusses ethical issues in retail management. Write a Article Review. Address the following items in your review: - Briefly summarize the article. - Relate the concepts of the article to your organization. - Make recommendations for your organization based on the article. -
The company with which you are currently employed is experiencing a financial crisis. The chief financial officer (CFO) has suddenly resigned and no one is discussing the reasons. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investigating your company's accounting practices and, from the documents they have requested, th
Write a paper in which you address the following: 1) Describe an ethical problem you have confronted in a business situation; 2) Describe the deontological implications of the ethical problem you have described; 3) If the problem was resolved: a) Tell me how the problem was resolved; b) Whether you agree with how the pr
o Compare and contrast the various ethical decision-making approaches. o Which approach do you think is most applicable in the real world? Explain your rationale. o Generalizing from your results of the Experiential Exercise "Ethical Work Climate", what general recommendations can you make for improving the ethical standings o
If we apply the term "Power and Corruption" and what is known as the "White Collar Crime", do you think having some process to evaluate your actions before you commit them could be helpful? How would you as a manager use a concept like this to make sure you remain ethical and do what is in the best interest of the company?
1- What are differences between accounting and finance? What are the roles of financial managers? What are their fiduciary responsibilities of financial managers? What ethical standards should they abide by? 2- What are advantages and disadvantages of various business forms? What effect does the form of a business have on it
I need help in addressing the following questions: Sarbanes-Oxley Act Does this legislation affect ethical or legal behavior or both? Why? Do you agree with the following statement: "If directors and officers of American corporations were ethical, we would not need legislation like the Sarbanes-Oxley Act"? Why, or w
Can you help me with the following assignment? Norton Company, a manufacturer of infant furniture and carriages, is in the initial stages of preparing the annual budget for next year. Scott Ford has recently joined Norton's accounting staff and is interested to learn as much as possible about the company's budgeting process.
What are three primary roles of the SEC? How does the Sarbanes Oxley Act augment the SEC's role in managing financial governance? Do you think that businesses are more ethical after the passing of the Sarbanes Oxley Act? What examples are there to support you answer?
What is the most likely decision-making process Starbucks Coffee would go through to make the ethical decision based on its values as it relates to price increases?
1. How are ethical organizations created through ethical leadership and organizational structures and systems 2. If a middle manager was helping to implement a new corporate cost-cutting strategy, and they are meeting skepticism, resistance, and in some cases, outright hostility from their subordinates. In what ways might th
See the attached file. 1. What concepts in the chapter are illustrated in this case? Who are the stakeholders in this case? 2. What are the problems with America's current medical record keeping system? How would electronic medical records alleviate these problems? 3. What management, organization, and technology factor
Why it is important for an accountant to remain ethical, subjective and unbiased? What are the sources and standards of ethical conduct which accountants should follow. provide an example of ââ?¬Å"good accountants, gone bad.
How would protected values, preferences, and laws affect consistency in making ethical decisions? What strategies would you develop and implement to attain consistent ethical decision making? What lesson or insight do you find from looking at current research on ethics and decision making and why is it important? How can val
8. Evaluate how the company's current strategy supports or discourages ethical business behaviors (or perhaps both). Discuss how you arrived at your assessment. Please see the link: http://walmartstores.com/sites/annualreport/2011/financials/Walmart_2011_Annual_Report.pdf
1.) Describe a plan to open up a medical clinic on a small island. 2.) Describe the factors affecting decision implementation. 3.) Evaluate the resources and actions required. 4.) Evaluate the ethical implications from stakeholders perspectives.
1. based on the history of the company, why did BP get involved in so much questionable conduct? 2. analyze BP's efforts to improve sustainability. Do you think they are sufficient, or does the company need to do more? 3. Do you believe the BP code of conduct and ethics initiatives will prevent future misconduct. Brief
Explain the ethical implications when detecting fraud and abuse.
Which of the following BEST describes the ethical principle of "sharing benefits"? -All those who belong to the population being studied will share equally from the benefits the study produces. -All groups involved in a study should be aware that confidentiality is maintained about their personal information. - Al