Exam 4: Corporate Social Responsibility, Citizenship and Diversity Society

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In the ________ stage of corporate citizenship, companies are actively seeking to help society and listen to stakeholders, trying to meet their needs, within reason.

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Question 21

________ is the conscious effort to operate in a manner that balances stakeholder interests.

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Question 22

How has the meaning of affirmative action changed in the past 40 years?

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Question 23

Which of the following are true about global corporate citizenship?

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Question 24

The triple bottom line is a stakeholder approach to assessing financial, social, and environmental performance.

(True/False)

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Question 25

If a firm is maximizing profits while obeying the law, it is at the _______ level of CSR.

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Question 26

Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires corporate financial reporting and that social or environmental reporting be included in the annual report.

(True/False)

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Question 27

Describe corporate social performance.

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Question 28

List five benefits of corporate citizenship.

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Question 29

Regarding levels of CSR, a firm must be on the same levels for all for issues.

(True/False)

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Question 30

Which of the following are levels of corporate social responsibility?

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Question 31

Explain how being socially responsible promotes business long-term self-interest.

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Question 32

What is diversity? Why is it important?

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Question 33

Society expects business to be socially responsible.

(True/False)

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Question 34

Clearly, to benefit from CSR, responsiveness, and citizenship activities, CSP must be effectively communicated.

(True/False)

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Question 35

A company may be selling products that are not illegal but are not ethical by some standards.

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In the ________ stage of corporate citizenship, companies are actively seeking to help society and listen to stakeholders, trying to meet their needs, within reason.

________ is the conscious effort to operate in a manner that balances stakeholder interests.

How has the meaning of affirmative action changed in the past 40 years?

Which of the following are true about global corporate citizenship?

The triple bottom line is a stakeholder approach to assessing financial, social, and environmental performance.

If a firm is maximizing profits while obeying the law, it is at the _______ level of CSR.

Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires corporate financial reporting and that social or environmental reporting be included in the annual report.

Describe corporate social performance.

List five benefits of corporate citizenship.

Regarding levels of CSR, a firm must be on the same levels for all for issues.

Which of the following are levels of corporate social responsibility?

Explain how being socially responsible promotes business long-term self-interest.

What is diversity? Why is it important?

Society expects business to be socially responsible.

Clearly, to benefit from CSR, responsiveness, and citizenship activities, CSP must be effectively communicated.

A company may be selling products that are not illegal but are not ethical by some standards.

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Strategic Stakeholder and Ethical Public Affairs, Issues and Crisis Management

Employees, Stockholders and Corporate Governance

Business Ethics

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Law Making and Political Strategies

Law Enforcing and Regulatory Strategies

Law Interpreting, Antitrust, and Judiciary Strategies International Business, Society and Government

Competing in the Global Environment

Global Technology, the Natural Environment and Sustainability

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