ARTICLE REVIEW ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize you with the ethical implications of the use of data as it related to this course. You must also demonstrate your ability to communicate effectively in writing with your audience. INSTRUCTIONS 1. Submit a 3-page analysis (5 pages total with Title Page […]
Do you think it is ever right to back out of a promise that you gave to someone else Assume that Billy calls his friend at Foot and Balance and she explains the delay is due to the recent merger of Vouch and Trace LLP with Foot and Balance. She tells Billy that the
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Do you think the bystander effect was at work in the subway death incident? How might that effect translate to a situation where members of a work group observe finan- cial improprieties committed by one of their group that threatens the organization? In general, do you think that someone would come forward? How might culture
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Ethical Reasoning: Implications for Accounting 43 Ed Giles and Susan Regas have never been happier than during the past four months since they have been seeing each other. Giles is a 35-year-old CPA and a partner in the medium-sized accounting firm of Saduga & Mihca. Regas is a 25-year-old senior accountant in the same firm.
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Harvard Cheating Scandal 1 The facts of this case are taken from Richard Perez- Peña,”Students Disciplined in Harvard Scandal,” February 1, 2013, Available at www.nytimes.com/2013/02/02/education/ harvard-forced-dozens-to-leave-in-cheating-scandal.html?_r=0 . min622IX_ch01_001-053.indd 42min622IX_ch01_001-053.indd 42 09/08/13 4:46 PM09/08/13 4:46 PM Place Your Order Here!
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Do you think there are any circumstances when you should go outside the company to report financial wrongdoing? If so, to what person/organization would you go? Why? If not, why would you not take the information outside the company? 19. Assume that a corporate officer or other executive asks you, as the accountant for the
How does virtue theory apply to both the decision maker and the act under consideration by that party? Explain. 14. Distinguish between ethical rights and obligations from the perspective of accountants and auditors. 15. Assume in the DigitPrint case that the venture capitalists do not provide additional financing to the company, even though the accrued
What is the relationship between the ethical obligation of honesty and truth telling? Your best friend is from another country. One day after a particularly stimulating lecture on the meaning of ethics by your instructor, you and your friend disagree about whether culture plays a role in ethical behavior. You state that good ethics are
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Discussion Questions:Do you think it is the same to act in your own self-interest as it is to act in a selfish way? 1. A common ethical dilemma used to distinguish between philosophical reasoning methods is the following. Imagine that you are standing on a footbridge spanning some trolley tracks. You see that a runaway
The following two statements about virtue were made by noted philosophers/writers: Discussion Questions 1. A common ethical dilemma used to distinguish between philosophical reasoning methods is the following. Imagine that you are standing on a footbridge spanning some trolley tracks. You see that a runaway trolley is threatening to kill five people. Standing next to
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