The document discusses cloning and asks several questions about the risks, benefits, potential uses, and ethical issues surrounding cloning technology. It explores attitudes toward cloning animals and humans, and whether cloning should be regulated. The second part of the document provides instructions for writing a paper evaluating one's own risk for inherited genetic diseases. It outlines topics to address, such as describing a selected disease and researching its mode of inheritance. It also discusses gathering a family health history and communicating disease risks to children. Students are asked to find references on the selected disease from the Kaplan library database.

1. Mark answer in yellow please.
Question 1 of 20
5.0 Points
Which of the following is an advantage of e-business?
A. Lower cost of production
B. Easy availability of technology
C. Convenience in conducting business worldwide
D. Increased availability of information
Question 2 of 20
5.0 Points
Which of the following shows that employees have understood,
and signed off on, the legal obligations regarding bribery and
corruption in the countries where they do business?
A. Having global interdependence
B. Having a global compliance system
C. Adhering to globalization

2. D. Adhering to commercialization
Question 3 of 20
5.0 Points
__________ lies at the intersection of financial, social, and
environmental health––sometimes described as the "triple
bottom line."
A. Sustainability
B. Technoglobalism
C. Protectionism
D. Privatization
Question 4 of 20
5.0 Points
According to Robertson and Crittenden, which of the following
has made integrating an ethical component into international
strategic decisions, challenging?
A. Corporate ethics

3. B. Cultural constraints
C. Natural resources
D. Political stability
Question 5 of 20
5.0 Points
In which of the following groups of trade blocs does most of
today's world trade take place?
A. Middle East, China, and India
B. North America, Africa, and Canada
C. Saudi Arabia, Western Europe, and the Gulf
D. Western Europe, Asia, and the Americas
Question 6 of 20
5.0 Points
Primo is a multinational enterprise based in California that
manufactures and sells affordably-priced athletic shoes in retail
stores
around the world. A Primo manufacturing subsidiary in China
employs over
20,000 locals. Primo executives recently learned of human

4. rights
violations at the firm's China subsidiary. Workers had been
forced to
work more than 60 hours each week, and minimum wage laws
were regularly
ignored. As a result, Primo executives need to decide whether
to
continue operations in China.
Which of the following is MOST relevant to
the decision by Primo to remain in China?
A. The extent of effect that bribery has on decisions made by
Primo's
global managers in China
B. The methods of dealing with the hazardous waste created by
Primo's China
manufacturing facility
C. The benefits that the local Chinese community might have
D. The changes that need to be made by Primo managers to
show more respect
for the Chinese culture
Question 7 of 20
5.0 Points
Social responsibility, ethical behavior, and interdependence are
important concerns to be built into:

5. A. economic control.
B. management control.
C. corporate sustainability.
D. moral idealism.
Question 8 of 20
5.0 Points
Experts suggest that firms wanting to globalize through e-
commerce must first localize, which means firms need to:
A. use local suppliers, vendors, and distributors to manufacture
products for the local market.
B. modify their products and services to meet the needs and
interests of local cultures.
C. sell their products in a brick-and-mortar store before selling
them through an e-market.
D. test their products and services in local markets before
selling them over the Internet.

6. Question 9 of 20
5.0 Points
In recent years, which of the following has lessened the
criticisms of MNCs?
A. Increasing economic differences among countries
B. Greater emphasis on social responsibility by MNCs
C. Limited emphasis on social responsibility and ethical
behavior
D. Dissolution of MNCs in developing countries
Question 10 of 20
5.0 Points
To which of the following free-trade agreements do Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua all belong?
A. NAFTA
B. ASEAN
C. CAFTA

7. D. MERCOSUR
Question 11 of 20
5.0 Points
Which of the following was the primary purpose of the
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
Convention on Bribery?
A. To establish bribery laws
B. To quantify global corruption
C. To combat corporate corruption
D. To protect corporate bribery whistleblowers
Question 12 of 20
5.0 Points
Which two factors are primarily assessed when using the
qualitative approach to measure a country's economic risk?
A. The country's natural resources and its long-term national
debt

8. B. The competence of the country's leader and the economic
policy direction
C. The probability of terrorism and the likelihood that the
country's debts will be repaid
D. The country's purchasing power overseas and the consistency
of the country's leadership
Question 13 of 20
5.0 Points
Past court decisions serve as precedents to the interpretation of
the law under __________ law.
A. civil
B. common
C. theocratic
D. contract
Question 14 of 20
5.0 Points
Which type of country is most likely to use its investment laws

9. to acquire appropriate technology?
A. Post-industrial country
B. Newly industrializing country
C. Less-developed country
D. Highly developed country
Question 15 of 20
5.0 Points
Which of the following is the main reason why companies
dispose hazardous waste in less developed countries?
A. International agreements
B. Weak regulations and low costs
C. Advanced waste disposal plants
D. Large amounts of available land
Question 16 of 20

10. 5.0 Points
Which of the following is characterized by networks of
international linkages that bind countries, institutions, and
people in an interdependent economy?
A. Communism
B. Nationalization
C. Socialism
D. Globalization
Question 17 of 20
5.0 Points
Which of the following best describes nationalization?
A. Outsourcing of governmental functions to private entities
B. Hiring preferences given to locals rather than expatriates
C. Government’s gradual and subtle actions against a firm
D. Forced sale of an MNC's assets to local buyers

11. Question 18 of 20
5.0 Points
According to the international codes of conduct, MNEs should:
A. resolve disputes according to the domestic law of the home
country.
B. dominate the capital markets in which their operations are
based.
C. use inexpensive, imported sources for components and raw
materials.
D. conduct research and development activities in developing
countries.
Question 19 of 20
5.0 Points
Emerson is a global manufacturing company headquartered in
St. Louis,
Missouri. The company employs almost 130,000 workers at its
250
manufacturing facilities located on five different continents.
Emerson
manufactures a wide range of products including air-
conditioning
compressors, garbage disposers, and automotive parts.
Emerson's Asian
operations employ over 50,000 people at manufacturing

12. facilities in
Asia. Emerson needs to build a new manufacturing facility to
produce
automotive parts for cars manufactured in Detroit. Emerson
executives
are considering whether to build the new facility in China or in
the
U.S.
Which of the following, if true, supports the argument to build
a
new Emerson facility in China?
A. The Chinese courts recently ruled in favor of an MNC in an
intellectual
property rights lawsuit.
B. The Chinese Commonwealth network is investing large
amounts of capital
in China.
C. China has increased Internet controls and blocked most
international
search sites.
D. China is revoking its membership from the World Trade
Organization.
Question 20 of 20
5.0 Points

13. If MNCs want to take the lead in dealing with ecological
interdependence, then they most likely need to:
A. comply with international environmental regulations.
B. incorporate sustainability goals into strategic planning.
C. invest all profits into recycling and renewing resources
around the world.
D. work with foreign governments to draft global environmental
protection legislation.
SC235 Unit 9 | Assignment Rubric
Unit Nine
Performance Elements Points
Criteria Expectation Earned Possible
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14. Medical
History
Introduction provides scope of the project
and identifies the chosen disease. 8
Provides an explanation of why the
disease was chosen as a potential issue. 8
Provides a description of the disease 8
Mode of inheritance is clearly identified
(i.e., autosomal dominant, autosomal
recessive, multifactorial, etc.).
6
Mode of inheritance is explained and
explanation is supported with additional
research.
8
Provides specific information that would
help individuals to draw better conclusions
about the chosen disease (i.e., common
symptoms, resources, etc.)
8
Describes problems an individual would
encounter when creating a medical tree
and in gathering their family's family
history.

15. 8
Discusses various approaches to
discussing probability of inheriting the
chosen genetic disorder with a child.
Discussion is supported by additional
research.
8
Kaplan
Library
Search
Identifies terms for library search 4
Identifies whether a combination of search
terms were needed. 4
Identifies the search terms that resulted in
the most results 4
Identifies whether search needed to be
refined. 4
Explains whether references supported or
contradicted findings about the chosen
disease.
4
Organization,
logic, details
Communication shows order, logic, and
unification; including an introduction,
transitions throughout and a summative

16. conclusion demonstrating clear
understanding of target concepts.
4
Two sources from Kaplan Library are
utilized and identified 4
Project meets the minimum word
requirements of 750 words. 4
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M
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Spelling/
Grammar
Free of any spelling/grammatical/ word
choice errors 3
APA style
references*
Follows APA style for parenthetical/in-text

17. citations and reference page. 3
Sources are scientifically valid (i.e., no
Wikipedia). 3
APA format
The body of the paper follows APA
formatting guidelines including title page,
spacing, font size, paragraph style and
margins.
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TOTAL POINTS
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Comments:
Part 1: This is a discussion part where we have to answer these
questions. need references for both parts apa format
Dolly, Dolly, and More Dolly
It all started with a sheep named Dolly. In the mid-1990s,
scientists proved convincingly that after decades of trying, we
could, indeed, clone mammals — and even possibly, human
beings. Unsurprisingly, this discovery was one of the most
controversial of the 20th Century, and the issue of cloning
continues to be just as contentious today.
Cloning
Learn about cloning, starting with the Oak Ridge National
Labor (visit) http://www.genome.gov/25020028
Cloning. National Human Genome Research Institute. Retrieved

18. from http://www.genome.gov/25020028
Then respond to these big issues
.What are the risks and benefits of cloning?
· What are some potential uses for cloning?
· Could you envision using cloning technology in your own life?
If so, how?
· What are some of the ethical problems with cloning?
· How do you feel about cloning animals? What about humans?
· Should cloning be regulated? Why or why not? If so, by
whom?
Part 2 which is the actual paper (need references for both parts)
Evaluating Your Own Risk for Inherited Disease
For this Assignment you will think about your individual health
and health risks. What genetic diseases or problems might you
face during your lifetime? Predisposition to heart disease, breast
cancer, diabetes? You may consider your own health risks or
those of other individuals such as a family member or friend.
Then, in a paper of 750–1,000 words, address the following
issues:
· What genetic diseases or problems were determined to be
potential issues?
· Provide an introduction of the disease, outlining the major
signs/symptoms of the disorder and the reason why this was
selected as a genetic/inherited disease?
· Research the mode of inheritance for this disease/trait? Why?
If you are not able to find a specific mode of inheritance,
provide a hypothesis for the mode of inheritance. Explain your
thinking here very thoroughly; this should take up about half of

19. the length of the Assignment.
· What other information would help you draw better
conclusions about this disease?
· What problems did you encounter in gathering information
about your family's history or that of the person you
interviewed?
· If you were to have a child, what could you tell him or her
about his/her chances of inheriting the diseases based upon your
research about the inheritability of the trait you are
researching?
Finally, visit the KU library by clicking on the “Library” link
on the KU Campus homepage. Select the option to perform an
advanced search. Find two references that pertain to the
disease/trait you selected. Record the methods that you used to
discover these sources, and answer the following questions:
· Which search term(s) did you use?
· Did you use combinations of search terms?
· Which methods resulted in the most “hits” or results?
· Did you refine any of your searches? In other words, did you
perform an initial search and then further narrow the results?
Also, briefly explain whether the references support or
contradict your previous conclusions.