1. What was the outcome of Monsanto’s bribe to the Ministry of Environment?
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Agreed to pay a fine of $1.5 million
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2. Equatorial Guinea had been ravaged by an 11-year dictatorship by ______ as it struggled to overcome centuries of colonialism that had stripped the country of its few natural resources.
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President Obiang
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3. Which oil company has been criticized for helping to sustain the Obiang regime, which continues to engage in vast corruption and human rights abuses?
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Exxon Mobil
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4. How did Exxon Mobil defend its working with Obiang to U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act?
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They never bribed anyone in Equatorial Guinea.
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5. Under the terms of the Exxon Mobil oil contract, the company keeps much of the oil it takes from ______ and pays the government royalties, bonuses, and taxes.
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Zafiro
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6. U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia charged Monsanto with failure to ______ an adequate system of internal accounting controls.
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Develop and modify
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7. U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia charged Monsanto with failure to ______ an adequate system of internal accounting controls.
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Devise and maintain
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8. What did Monsanto offer the Ministry of Environment to repeal the environmental impact study requirement?
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$50,000
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9. Which president was accused of countless human rights abuses, with their country sometimes described as a “human rights sinkhole?”
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President Suharto
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10. Monsanto was giving “gifts” and gratuities to the right people in order to help ensure approval of its ______.
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Genetically modified cotton crops
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11. Bribes and generous payments made to ______ have become a way of life in some countries.
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Public officials
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12. Underpaid hospital physicians and pharmacists were susceptible to the sort of bribes offered by Big Pharma companies like ______.
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GlaxoSmithKline
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13. The ______ and ______ of Chinese doctors and health care workers have led to their susceptibility to bribery.
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Low salaries; restrictions
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14. Despite comprehensive new ______ and stricter enforcement of old ones, bribery remains rife throughout pockets of the global economy.
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Laws
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15. Bribes corrupt those who give and receive these illegal payments, while also diminishing ______ and political legitimacy.
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Economic efficiency
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16. U.S. prosecutors pursued the Odebrecht construction company for violating the ______.
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Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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17. How is the United Kingdom Parliament Bribery Act related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act?
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Both laws are fighting to stop corruption and bribery in foreign countries.
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18. Small payments made to expedite routine activities, such as clearing some goods through customs, are an example of ______.
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Facilitation payments
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19. What law outlaws the payment of bribes by “domestic concerns” to government officials and political parties, although the word bribe doesn’t appear in the statute?
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Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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20. What does FCPA stand for?
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Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
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21. Bribery occurs more often in countries that pay their ______ quite poorly.
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Civil servants
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22. Oil, gas, mining, construction, and transportation are the most ______ bribery sectors of the global economy.
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Common
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23. Most economists concur that a pattern of bribery actually ______ a country’s economic growth.
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Hurts
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24. ______ is when someone offers or gives something of value in exchange for some service provided by another.
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Bribery
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25. Abuse of public office for private gain is also called ______.
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Corruption
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26. Bribery and ______ are a pervasive social problem with a long and sordid history.
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Corrupt leadership
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27. The abuse of a public office for private gain the corruption abuse of a public office for general gain.
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False
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28. One person’s gain of something of value in do not change for providing a service
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True
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