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MGT610 2 nd Quiz solved by Masoodkhan before midterm spring 2012 Which one of the following is NOT listed as virtue in Aristotle s virtue? Courage Humility Temperance Prudence Which philosopher of utilitarianism presents the cost-benefit analysis? Aristotle

Mill Kant Bentham Which theory claims that people would be lazy without private property? Capitalism Socialism Utilitarianism Which of the following are components of excusing conditions?

Ignorance Inability Both a & b None of the given options Who has proposed the most "surprising" and "counterintuitive" concept in economics? Ricardo John Locke Alasdair MacIntyre Adam Smith Which of the following is an economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for a profit?

Communism Capitalism Liberalism Socialism Which of the following is not a feature of market economy? Free choice Free enterprise Free capital Price flexibility Individual actions are directed through

Policies Culture Associations Both a & b p#7 Which of the following basis for the techniques of economic cost benefit analysisis? Utilitarianism Rights Justice

Through utilitarianism offers a clear-cut method of calculating morality. What are the number of problems identified in this method? 5 4 3 2 Who suggests that virtues include all those dispositions to act, feel, and think in certain ways that we use as the basis for choosing between persons or between future selves? Pincoffs Alasdair MacIntyre John Rawls

Which of the following deals with the distribution of benefits and burdens, mostly in the evaluation of social, political, and economic institutions? Retributive justice Compensatory justice Distributive justice Ethical justice Which one of the following is a type of moral standards? Utilitarianism Rights

Justice All of the above by which actions or policies are judged to accord with or be in violation of moral standards? Moral reasoning Moral development Moral Standards Logical Validity Moral standards are absorbed from? Family & Friends Experience

Intellectual capital All of the above Which one of the following is not an essential component of moral reasoning? Understanding of reasonable requirement of moral standard Evidence or information regarding these moral standards Both a & b None of the given options According to some theorists moral notions apply only to? Individuals Corporations

Both a & b Studies indicate that which economic system has more advantages among all the systems? Open Economy Closed Economy Mixed Economy The limited rights and correlative duties that arise when one person enters an agreement with another person is the definition of: Contract Justice

Special obligations Legal rights Which of the following discipline argued that economic competition produce human progress and government should not intervene to impede human progress? Utilitarian Adam Smith Keynesian Social Darwinism The concept that there are no relevant differences among people that can justify unequal treatment is known as?

Egalitarianism Utilitarianism Socialism The products that the worker produces by his or her labor are taken away by the employer and used for purposes that are antagonistic to the worker's own interests is an argument of? Capitalist society Socialist society Liberal society According to Adam Smith s Invisible Hand argument, each individual in pursuit of personal gain is led by which of the following?

His own benefit, which was not part of his intention His own self-interest, which was not part of his intention The welfare of society, which was not part of his intention The own welfare, which was not part of his intention Which of the following is not a characteristics of Economic freedom? Absence of government coercion Constraint on the production distribution Maintain liberty itself All of the above Commodities that are considered valuable only because they lead to other good things are called:

Instrumental goods Instrumental values Intrinsic goods Intrinsic values According to Karl Marx, every society can be analyzed in terms of its two main components: Economic substructure and social superstructure Economic structure and social superstructure Economic structure and social structure None of the given options

Which one of the following is NOT the role of government in individualistic society? Protect property Enforce contracts Keep market place open A vision for community Which one of the following is based on the principle From each according to their ability, to each according to their need? Individualistic Communism Capitalist Socialist

In which country Locke s property rights have been influential? England Germany America Greek Principle of Utility as a method was the idea of: James Mill Herbert Spencer Jeremy Bentham Kant

Who proposed the concept of free market and utility? John Locke Alasdair MacIntyre John Rawls Adam Smith (50)#p FREE MARKETS AND UTILITY was introduced by? Adam Smith (50) John Locke

Carl Marx Which of the following economic principle is first posted by Adam Smith to describe that the greatest benefit to a society is brought about by individuals in the pursuit of their own self-interest? Free trade Economic freedom Positive sum game Invisible hand Accesses to particular resources, the availability of labor are indicators of? Natural advantage (47)#p

Acquired advantage Technological advantage Who developed the idea that human beings have a "natural right" to liberty and a "natural right" to private property? John Locke (42) Pincoffs John Rawls Alasdair MacIntyre Individual actions are directed through

Policies Culture Associations Both a & b Which one of the following is NOT the role of government in individualistic society? Protect property Enforce contracts Keep market place open A vision for community Which one of the following justices refers to the just imposition of penalties and punishments?

Distributive Retributive Compensatory Kantian The main difference between Gilligan and Kohlberg was that Gilligan emphasized? Justice and fairness Care and interpersonal relationships Role-taking and empathy The moral superiority of women

The kind of care that is owed to those with whom we have special concrete relationships is known as? Utilitarian standards Standards of justice Standards of caring A principle that describes that it would be acceptable to a group of rational, self interested persons who know they will live under it themselves is known as? Moral Basic Immoral

How many basic types of moral standards exist? Three Four Five Different parts of the utilitarian doctrine were advanced by? Ancient Arabic philosophers Ancient Chinese philosophers Ancient Greek philosophers (18)

Ancient Egyptian philosophers Which of the following is the most influential critic of Adam Smith? John Hicks Maynard Keynes (50) Herbert Spencer Charles Darwin Which one of the following is not included in virtue?

Benevolence Self-control Compassion Compensation Japan is characterized of having more individualistic culture Feminist culture Collectivist culture (30).kawish: me not sure g Corporate actions do depend on?

Corprate members Legal persons Human individuals According to Aristotle s view, how do we learn virtue? By habit By dialectical argument By rational instruction By learning from our mistakes Which one is the justice concern of blaming or punishing persons for doing wrong?

Distributive justice Redistributive justice (34) Compensatory justice None of the given Theory of justice as fairness was given by? John Rawls (34) Carl Max Kantian

Which of the following is an economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for a profit? Communism Capitalism Liberalism Socialism How many essential components of Moral reasoning are? 3 4 2 (12)

The concept that there are no relevant differences among people that can justify unequal treatment is known as? Egalitarianism (29) Utilitarianism Socialism Justice Based on needs and abilities is known as? Communism Capitalism Socialism (32)

Greater economic freedom ranking countries enjoy the following except? Highest standards of living Greatest degree of political freedom Both a & b Which one of the country has more collectivist culture? USA Japan Pakistan

Free Trade and Utility proposed by? Adam smith John locke Carl Marx David Ricardo (50) In which Year Township and village enterprises (TVEs) legalized? 1974 1984 (56) 1994 2004

Which one of the following moral judgment approaches will be used where someone has to make a decision how benefits and burdens should be distributed among the members of a group? Utility Rights Justice (32) Caring An obligation to exercise special care toward the people with whom we have valuable, close relationships is referred as? Retributive justice Ethics of care (35) Compensatory justice

Which kind of theory Utilitarianism has? Ethical Conceptual Behavioral Weighing Social Costs and Benefits is a technique used in? Justice concept Right concept Caring concept Utilitarianism concept (16) Which of the following are components of excusing conditions?

Ignorance Inability Both a & b None of the given options Which theory was propsed by David Ricardo in 1817? Natural advantage comparative advantage (47) Acquired advantage Resource efficiency advantage How many U.S industrial corporations are Multinationals today?

300 400 500 (7) Which one of the following is not considered as part of the three stages of moral development proposed by Carol Gilligan? Social Contract Orientation principled morality conventional morality progressing from selfish In which country Locke s property rights have been influential?

England Germany America Greek The three major types of ethical issues include except? Communication issues (6) Systematic issues Corporate issues Individual issues

Which of the following laws have no concern with morality? Parking laws Dress codes law Both a & b (14) Which one of the following is based on the principle From each according to their ability, to each according to their need? Individualistic Communism Capitalist Socialist (32)