A multinational corporation that adopts naive immoralist approach to ethics will most likely:

A. lack cultural sensitivity.

B. demonstrate moral imperialism.

C. be highly ethical in its business in a host nation irrespective of the ethical standards followed by other corporations in that host nation.

D. believe that, in a host country, any action is ethically justified if everyone is doing it.

E. demonstrate a high degree of ethnocentrism.

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Nathen Perkins

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11 September, 09:34

A multinational corporation that adopts naive immoralist approach to ethics will most likely:

A. lack cultural sensitivity.

B. demonstrate moral imperialism.

C. be highly ethical in its business in a host nation irrespective of the ethical standards followed by other corporations in that host nation.

D. believe that, in a host country, any action is ethically justified if everyone is doing it.

E. demonstrate a high degree of ethnocentrism.

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Harriet · Answer 1

Answer: D. believe that, in a host country, any action is ethically justified if everyone is doing it.

Explanation:

The naive immoralist approach to ethics maintains that most people doing the same thing is enough justification to act the same way even if it's ethically questionable. Therefore, under this approach, multinational companies in a host nation are led to believe that not following ethical norms is ok as long as other businesses are not doing it.