Explanation : A.T. Kearney’s FDI Confidence Index: Conducted by A.T. Kearney, a global management consulting firms, this annual the survey tracks the impact of likely political, economic, and regulatory changes on the
foreign direct investment intentions and preferences of the leaders of the world’s largest corporation.
Explanation : The justice approach holds that moral
decisions must be based on standards of
equity, fairness, and impartiality.
Three types of justice are of concern to
managers.
Distributive justice requires that different
treatment of people not be based on
arbitrary characteristics. Individuals who
are similar in ways that are relevant to a
decision should be treated similarly. Thus,
men and women should not receive
different salaries if they are performing
the same job.
People who differ in a substantive way,
however, such as job skills or job
responsibility can be treated differently
in proportion to the differences in skills or
responsibility among them. This difference
should have a clear relationship to
organizational goals and risks.
Procedural justice requires that rules be
administered fairly. Rules should be stated
clearly and be enforced consistently and
impartially.
Compensatory Justice means that
individuals should be compensated for the
cost of their injuries by the party
responsible.
Moreover, individuals should not be held
responsible for matters over which they
have no control.