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Ethics in Government and Contractor Procurement Quiz

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#1

Which of the following is a key principle of ethics in government procurement?

Transparency
Explanation

Openness and accessibility of information

#2

What is the primary aim of ethical considerations in contractor procurement?

To ensure fairness and integrity
Explanation

To ensure fairness and integrity

#3

Which of the following is NOT a common ethical issue in government procurement?

Transparency
Explanation

Transparency

#4

What role does accountability play in ethical government procurement practices?

It holds individuals responsible for their actions
Explanation

Holding individuals responsible for their actions

#5

What is the term for the practice of awarding government contracts based on personal relationships rather than merit?

Nepotism
Explanation

Awarding contracts based on personal relationships

#6

Which of the following is an example of a conflict of interest in government procurement?

Awarding a contract to a family member's company
Explanation

Awarding a contract to a family member's company

#7

In government procurement, what does 'conflict of interest' typically refer to?

Engaging in activities that may impair impartiality
Explanation

Engaging in activities that may impair impartiality

#8

Which ethical theory emphasizes the importance of adhering to rules and duties in government procurement?

Deontological ethics
Explanation

Adhering to rules and duties

#9

Which ethical principle suggests that every individual involved in procurement should be treated with fairness and impartiality?

Justice
Explanation

Fairness and impartiality

#10

What is the term for a situation where a contractor has access to non-public information and uses it for personal gain?

Insider trading
Explanation

Using non-public information for personal gain

#11

What is the primary purpose of ethical guidelines in contractor procurement?

To ensure fairness and integrity
Explanation

To ensure fairness and integrity

#12

Which of the following ethical theories focuses on the consequences of actions to determine their morality?

Utilitarianism
Explanation

Considering consequences to determine morality

#13

What is the purpose of a 'Code of Conduct' in government procurement?

To ensure compliance with ethical standards
Explanation

To ensure compliance with ethical standards

#14

Why is it important for government procurement officers to avoid favoritism?

To ensure fairness and integrity
Explanation

To ensure fairness and integrity

#15

What is the role of oversight bodies in ensuring ethical procurement practices?

To monitor and enforce compliance with regulations
Explanation

Monitoring and enforcing compliance

#16

How can government procurement officers avoid conflicts of interest?

By disclosing potential conflicts and recusing themselves from decision-making
Explanation

Disclosing and recusing from decision-making

#17

How can conflicts of interest be mitigated in government procurement?

By implementing transparent processes and oversight mechanisms
Explanation

Implementing transparent processes and oversight mechanisms

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