Ethics

5. Narrow legal exception allowing discrimination for essential job characteristics.
8. Information owned by a company, including IP and trade secrets.
10. Ethical theory focused on maximizing overall good.
14. Abbreviation for intellectual property.
15. Agreement restricting post-employment work in similar fields.
16. Formulas, designs, or client lists giving a competitive advantage.
18. Marketing technique that misleads consumers.
19. Charging excessively high prices, often in a crisis.

1. Principle of unbiased professional judgment
2. Programs promoting diversity and remedying historical discrimination.
3. Designing products to become outdated quickly.
4. Abbreviation for a conflict between personal interest and duty.
6. Business information that must be kept secret.
7. Acquisition opposed by the target company’s management.
9. Discrimination through offensive conduct affecting the workplace.
11. Legal protection for an invention.
12. Trading securities using nonpublic material information.
13. Action of informing affected parties about conflicts or risks.
17. Form of sexual harassment where job benefits are exchanged for favors.
20. Unethical excessive trading in a client’s account to generate commissions.