Answer: The correct answer is False.
Explanation:
Business behavior will not determine the ethics of society. Businesses can't be responsible to change the moral and ethical behaviors of a single person or an entire world. Only a person can change their own behavior. A society in whole can only be changed by each person acting upon their own free will.
If a business is not ethical, then they need to change the way they work and do business and lead by example.
Answer:
employee training; protection for workers from potential hazards; and communication about hazardous accidents, should they occur.
Explanation:
Marx would maintain that Sally has experienced <u>false class consciousness</u>.
<u>Explanation</u>:
False class consciousness is the term used to describe the behavior of the employees who identify themselves as investors by mistake when they own few shares of stock or work as managers in large corporations. This term false class consciousness was used by famous sociologist Karl Marx.
In the above scenario, Sally was working for Ellis Corporation as a computer programmer. But she thinks herself as a stockholder as she holds few shares of Ellis stock and had $15,000 in her savings account.
Answer:
Jerry's gain on the sale= $28,500
Explanation:
When Jerry sells his interest in JJM to Lucia his basis ($54,250) is what he owes and will be taken out of the proceeds he will get for selling his interest in the company.
Therefore
Jerry's gain on the sale= Amount of sale- Jerry's basis
Jerry's gain on the sale= 82,750- 54,250
Jerry's gain on the sale= $28,500
