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Take the Money Ethics Quiz
By JLP | May 15, 2007
Take the Money Ethics Quiz. It will take you about 3 minutes to complete. I scored a 32 out or 40 which according to Money means:
25-34: Expect some bumps in the road with friends, relatives and co-workers who don’t see eye to eye with you when it comes to money and ethics.
Regarding the quiz:
Your score is NOT a measure of how ethical you are. It’s an indication of how in step you are with the ethics of others. For each question that your response was the same as the response of most survey respondents, you received two points. For each question that your response was the same as the response of a substantial minority of survey respondents, you received one point. So, for example, if you occasionally take home some post-it pads from the office, you get two points – even though, as our ethicists point out, the fact that everyone does it doesn’t make it right.
I was out of step with the majority of people on 4 questions (#3, #4, #8, and #20).
How did you do?
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