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Business Law: Ethics and Regulation

Regulatory compliance basics and business ethics concepts from an intro business law course.

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30 basic cards for College Business Law. Set 5 of 10 in Business Law. It opens with "What government body enforces federal trade laws and protects consumers?" and "Define fiduciary duty in business law". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What government body enforces federal trade laws and protects consumers?
Show answerThe Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Define fiduciary duty in business law.
Show answerA legal obligation to act in another person's or organization's best interest, not one's own
What is insider trading?
Show answerTrading securities using material non-public information obtained through one's position
Which US law requires public companies to maintain accurate financial records and internal controls?
Show answerSarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), enacted in 2002
Define whistleblowing.
Show answerReporting illegal, unethical, or unsafe conduct by an organization to authorities or the public
What does the SEC regulate?
Show answerSecurities markets and the companies that issue stocks and bonds
Define conflict of interest.
Show answerA situation where a person's personal interests could improperly influence their business decisions
What are antitrust laws designed to prevent?
Show answerMonopolistic practices and unfair competition that harm consumers
What is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?
Show answerEuropean Union law regulating how personal data is collected, stored, and used
Define due diligence.
Show answerA thorough investigation of a company or asset before entering a business transaction
What government agency enforces workplace safety standards?
Show answerThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
Define breach of contract.
Show answerFailure to perform obligations required by a valid, binding contract
What is civil liability?
Show answerLegal responsibility to pay damages to another party for harm caused
What is criminal liability?
Show answerLegal responsibility for committing a crime, which can result in imprisonment and fines
Define corporate governance.
Show answerThe system of rules, practices, and processes by which a company is directed and controlled

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