BA4 Practice Questions
Fundamentals of Ethics, Corporate Governance and Business Law
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Which of the following is incorrect?
(i) All contracts must be in writing.
(ii) A contract to sell land must be in writing.
(iii) A contract of employment must be in writing.
How can a company help employees make the right decision when faced with a difficult situation?
Which of the following is correct?
(i) A contract for the sale of land must be in writing.
(ii) A consumer credit agreement must be in writing.
(iii) A contract of employment must be in writing.
You work for an airline company and discover a series of regular payments made to a lobbying group that campaigns to allow people freedom to fly as and when they choose without being taxed for contributing to global warming. The group's website includes specific commentary that claims to 'expose the myth of global warming'. Neither your company nor the lobbying group (which describes itself as 'independent') mention the financial link between your organizations. Is this an ethical issue and why?
In a situation where a professional accountant needs to choose in whose interest he or she is to behave and act, which of the following interests should he or she put first?
Zed plc has appointed Wye and Co (accountants) as auditors of the company. If the audit is carried out negligently which of the following are entitled to claim against the auditors?
One of your colleagues has just been poached by a competitor. You have reason to suspect that he has provided his new employer with sensitive information about your company that could disadvantage your employer. This affects the CIMA Code of Ethics fundamental principle of:
