Exam 4: Business Ethics Social Responsibility: Doing Well by Doing Good

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The nonprofit, nonpartisan Character Counts organization has worked with various group of educators and community leaders to establish a set of:

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Rene's boss asks her to perform a social audit of the company following mass media's harsh criticism of the company's ethical standards. In this case, Rene will first:

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In the context of codes of ethics, the best-known code is the Johnson & Johnson Credo, which has guided the company profitably through a number of crises. One of the striking elements of the credo is the firm focus on:

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In the context of creating and maintaining an ethical organization, Robert Lane, former CEO of Deere, a highly performing, highly ethical corporation, declares that to establish an ethical culture, _____.

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David is the chief executive officer of Grand Rocks Mining Company. He has convinced the company's board of directors to implement a change in the mining procedure. According to the new procedure suggested by David, less resources will be exhausted. This will ensure that the ability of future generations to meet their needs is not harmed because of shortage of natural resources. By agreeing to David's suggestion, Grand Rocks has embraced the idea of _____.

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Krempe Foods, a fast-food chain in Dallas, gives paramount importance to consumer feedback and has a well-established consumer feedback system. Given this information, it can be said that Krempe Foods supports _____.

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Janet reasons, "It is wrong to lie. However, it is okay to overstate my expense account on my recent business trip because I need the money, and my company has not given me a raise in the past year." In this scenario, Janet is an employee who views ethics as _____.

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The management of a steel manufacturing company decides to set up a new plant in a rural area. However, this would create waste management issues for the company. On the other hand, the company would incur higher costs if it sets up the plant in another area. The management thus finds itself in a situation where both the actions will have a negative consequence. This scenario exemplifies a(n) _____.

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Which of the following statements is true of green marketing?

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An ethical dilemma involves clear misconduct at the workplace.

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Sustainable development means weaving environmentalism throughout the business decision-making process.

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When companies promoting corporate social responsibility measure their success by evaluating a double bottom line, they:

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In the context of creating and maintaining ethical organizations, discuss some of the results of research conducted by the Ethics Resource Center (ERC).

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An American petroleum company is facing legal action because it discharges a significantly higher level of greenhouse gases than the level permitted by the Environmental Protection Agency. In this scenario, the company is guilty of increasing its _____.

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Crayon, a well-established beauty products company, partnered with the Lenora Birdstone Foundation, a nonprofit organization, to raise awareness about breast cancer and collect funds for setting up a cancer unit at a local hospital. The company accumulated a sum of $5 million by selling organic creams to more than 2,000 people. In this scenario, Crayon was most likely involved in _____.

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In the context of monitoring ethics and social responsibility, which of the following statements is true of a social audit?

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In the context of business ethics, _____ involves clear misconduct, unlike an ethical dilemma that involves a conflict of values.

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Rudolf, a Polish manager in a company based in China, is admired by his colleagues for the way he interacts with people, his considerate nature, and his tolerance toward other cultures. In the context of universal ethical standards, Rudolf possesses the core value of _____.

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In the context of social responsibility, B-Corps receive special tax treatment.

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The chairman of a welfare organization asks an employee to head a fundraising activity. The employee, however, embezzles $250,000 from the funds raised from the activity and falsifies financial records. In this scenario, the behavior of the employee is _____.

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