1. When Ulysses Corp., a travel insurance company, decided to introduce new goals for its internal management, there was a rift regarding what should be implemented. Group A emphasized short-term goals that would benefit the company, while Group B believed in introducing policies that would create more mutually-beneficial relationships with client businesses, such as major airlines. Which of the following results would prove Group B's decision to be ideal?
rival businesses going bankrupt due to a slow economy
an increase of quarterly bonuses offered to executives
studies showing a rise in the number of consumers looking to take a vacation
an increase of airline customers purchasing Ulysses' insurance
a steady decline of unhappy employees at Ulysses Corp. due to new healthcare benefits
2. Kurt, a manager at Marshall Inc., was asked by his supervisor to sign a contract with a new supplier. The contract stated that the industrial waste released by the company would be released into a local river. Kurt was against this idea of polluting the river with the waste, so he refused to sign the contract. In this scenario, Kurt exercised his right of
freedom of conscience.
first refusal.
freedom of speech.
privacy.
free consent.