MGT610 Final Term Past Papers by Rana Abubakar Khan

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ON FEBRUARY 21, 2018 AT 8:43PM

Mgt610 business ethic - fall final term 41 questions , 31 was mcps - 5 question 3 marks , 5 question 5 marks .

Qpollution and resource depletion different Qself regulatory system complies 3 bodies , write name of them , with full form Qit is moral to hunt for sport . Q-due care problems Qmoral ethic and Qair pollution

on August 22, 2017 at 7:12pm

Q1. 2 questions were related to eco-feminist one of 3 marks one of (5 marks)

2. Unethical advertising
3. Depletion and pollution diffrence
4. social cost sy related 2 questions thy
5. one was about someone's theory wo main ny ni prha tha so yaad ni name ,
6. internalize to external cost

MY PAPER TODAY 6/3/2017 AT 8.30 AM

mcqs were difficult logical and situation based...(23 and 24 chapter) some from past paper mcqs 3 or 4 may be

subjective

1. Air pollution can affect the environment because it kills plant life and increases daily temperature. It doesn't just affect humans; it also kills birds and animals. Give solutions to avoid air pollution.

Q2. What goods, if any, should we stop manufacturing to stop pollution?

Q3. Is advertising a waste or a benefit? Does it harm consumers or help them?

Q4. What do you understand by “Product safety”? How can consumer safety be achieved in a market approach to consumer protection?

4. Contractual view of business firm’s duties to its customers is most acceptable view. In your opinion, is it rational to think that a business can fulfil ethical requirements of this contract

Q5. Do future generations have rights? On what grounds can we say that future generations are—or are not—entitled to the world's resources?

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My today's MGT610 paper: · Total Qs: 50 · Total MCQs: 40 · The subjective questions are as follows:

1. explain Blackstone's principle of ethical environment

Blackstone has argued that the possession of a livable environment is not merely a desirable state of affairs, but something to which each human being has a right. That is, a livable environment is not merely something that we would all like to have: it is something that others have a duty to allow us to have. They have this duty, Blackstone argued, because we each have a right to livable environment,

2. identify an advertisement from your daily life that you feel is unethical, briefly describe the advertisement, and tell why you consider it unethical

it is misrepresent of its product as well as seek secretive means of influencing its target audience ..Advertisement of perfume mostly sexual oriented.

3. if due care is taken while manufacturing the product, but still insurance is given to the consumers, then insurance companies will become bankrupt. do you think it is a valid argument? Explain

no

4. is advertising waste of time? is it beneficial or harmful for consumers

it is not waste of time , the information could be supplied more directly and inexpensively. They also say, however, that advertising creates desire and thus is responsible for a gradually expanding economy.

5. identify three theories of manufacturer's care

contract, due care and social cost theory

6. differentiate b/w puffery and fraud, explain with the help of real life examples

Historically, claims that were "mere exaggerations" or "hyperbole" were considered to be puffery, and therefore not deceptive. Fraud or false advertisement is very serious and legal action may be brought against the offending company

7. what is the theme of the book 'limits to growth'? what is its inference

" Limits to Growth", published in 1972. It sold twelve million copies in 37 languages. Whilst the book did not predict what precisely would happen, it stated that if the world's consumption patterns and population growth continued at the same high rates of the time, the earth would strike its limits within a century.

Q8. what do you understand by social ecology?

Social ecology claims that the environmental crisis is a result of the hierarchical organization of power & the authoritarian mentality rooted in the structures of our society. Ecological patterns are deeply rooted in social patterns.

9. it is a moral demand of showing respect towards non human entities. do you agree or not