Question 1

Socially responsible activities are never done for building the reputation of a firm within the philanthropy model.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Stakeholder theory directly contradicts the social web model.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

According to the economic model of CSR, _____ is a direct measure of how well a business firm is meeting society's expectations.

Accepted Answer

profit
Explanation: According to the eco

Question 4

Which of the following is the challenge associated with ethical pay offs?

Accepted Answer

A) It ruins the reputation that triggered it. 
B) It is very small in comparison to profits. 
C) It is very difficult to measure ethical pay offs. 
D) It can easily be duplicated by competitors. 
A) It ruins the reputation that triggered it. 
B) It is very small in comparison to profits. 
C) It is very difficult to measure ethical pay offs. 
D) It can easily be duplicated by competitors.

Question 5

"Enlightened self-interest" presumes that good ethics is also good business.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

When a firm engages in socially responsible activities with a prime focus on reputation:

Accepted Answer

A) social responsibility tend to become a form of social marketing. 
B) the measure of positive reputation gained is impossible to calculate. 
C) profits have to be sacrificed for social causes. 
D) it always loses employee loyalty. 
A) social responsibility tend to become a form of social marketing. 
B) the measure of positive reputation gained is impossible to calculate. 
C) profits have to be sacrificed for social causes. 
D) it always loses employee loyalty.

Question 7

The for-profit organizations that prioritize social entrepreneurship and sustainability as a central part of their strategic mission are pursuing the _____ model of CSR.

Accepted Answer

A) integrative 
B) economic 
C) social web 
D) philanthropic 
A) integrative 
B) economic 
C) social web 
D) philanthropic

Question 8

Which of the following is the most demanding social responsibility?

Accepted Answer

A) A business should prevent harm even in those cases where it is not the cause. 
B) A business should volunteer for society or environment-friendly work. 
C) A business should engage in charitable work for the development of the society. 
D) A business should not sell a product that causes harm to consumers. 
A) A business should prevent harm even in those cases where it is not the cause. 
B) A business should volunteer for society or environment-friendly work. 
C) A business should engage in charitable work for the development of the society. 
D) A business should not sell a product that causes harm to consumers.

Question 9

What are some of the precautions that a firm must take when investing in CSR?

Accepted Answer

David Vogel, a political science profess

Question 10

The _____ model holds that the firm should be managed for the sole benefit of stockholders.

Accepted Answer

economic
Explanation: The econ

Question 11

Explain the concept of reputation management and discuss the controversies associated with publicizing corporate good deeds.

Accepted Answer

The practice of caring for the "image" o

Question 12

Discuss the philanthropic model of CSR.

Accepted Answer

The philanthropic model holds that, like

Question 13

How does the social web model view businesses?

Accepted Answer

The social web model views business as a

Question 14

A narrow view of corporate social responsibility is expressed by the:

Accepted Answer

A) social web model of corporate social responsibility. 
B) integrative model of corporate social responsibility. 
C) economic model of corporate social responsibility. 
D) philanthropic model of corporate social responsibility. 
A) social web model of corporate social responsibility. 
B) integrative model of corporate social responsibility. 
C) economic model of corporate social responsibility. 
D) philanthropic model of corporate social responsibility.

Question 15

Philosophers distinguish between three different types of responsibilities, on a scale from more to less demanding or binding. Explain these responsibilities.

Accepted Answer

First, the most demanding responsibility

Question 16

Reputation management refers to the practice of caring for the "image" of a firm.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

"The social responsibility of business managers is simply to pursue profit within the law." How does the economic model of CSR justify this statement?

Accepted Answer

According to the economic model of CSR,

Question 18

The _____ model of CSR holds that, like individuals, business is free to contribute to social causes as a matter of philanthropy, and business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes; but it can be a good thing when they do so.

Accepted Answer

A) economic 
B) social web 
C) philanthropic 
D) integrative 
A) economic 
B) social web 
C) philanthropic 
D) integrative

Question 19

The philanthropic model holds that business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Enlightened self-interest, an important justification offered for corporate social responsibility, presumes that:

Accepted Answer

A) measurement of bottom-line impact of ethical decision making is unimportant. 
B) profits are independent of ethics. 
C) bottom-line impact of ethical decision making can be measured and compared. 
D) good ethics can also be good business. 
A) measurement of bottom-line impact of ethical decision making is unimportant. 
B) profits are independent of ethics. 
C) bottom-line impact of ethical decision making can be measured and compared. 
D) good ethics can also be good business.

Socially responsible activities are never done for building the reputation of a firm within the philanthropy model.

Stakeholder theory directly contradicts the social web model.

According to the economic model of CSR, _____ is a direct measure of how well a business firm is meeting society's expectations.

Which of the following is the challenge associated with ethical pay offs?

"Enlightened self-interest" presumes that good ethics is also good business.

When a firm engages in socially responsible activities with a prime focus on reputation:

The for-profit organizations that prioritize social entrepreneurship and sustainability as a central part of their strategic mission are pursuing the _____ model of CSR.

Which of the following is the most demanding social responsibility?

What are some of the precautions that a firm must take when investing in CSR?

The _____ model holds that the firm should be managed for the sole benefit of stockholders.

Explain the concept of reputation management and discuss the controversies associated with publicizing corporate good deeds.

Discuss the philanthropic model of CSR.

How does the social web model view businesses?

A narrow view of corporate social responsibility is expressed by the:

Philosophers distinguish between three different types of responsibilities, on a scale from more to less demanding or binding. Explain these responsibilities.

Reputation management refers to the practice of caring for the "image" of a firm.

"The social responsibility of business managers is simply to pursue profit within the law." How does the economic model of CSR justify this statement?

The _____ model of CSR holds that, like individuals, business is free to contribute to social causes as a matter of philanthropy, and business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes; but it can be a good thing when they do so.

The philanthropic model holds that business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes.

Enlightened self-interest, an important justification offered for corporate social responsibility, presumes that:

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Exam 5: Corporate Social Responsibility

Socially responsible activities are never done for building the reputation of a firm within the philanthropy model.

Stakeholder theory directly contradicts the social web model.

According to the economic model of CSR, _____ is a direct measure of how well a business firm is meeting society's expectations.

Which of the following is the challenge associated with ethical pay offs?

"Enlightened self-interest" presumes that good ethics is also good business.

When a firm engages in socially responsible activities with a prime focus on reputation:

The for-profit organizations that prioritize social entrepreneurship and sustainability as a central part of their strategic mission are pursuing the _____ model of CSR.

Which of the following is the most demanding social responsibility?

What are some of the precautions that a firm must take when investing in CSR?

The _____ model holds that the firm should be managed for the sole benefit of stockholders.

Explain the concept of reputation management and discuss the controversies associated with publicizing corporate good deeds.

Discuss the philanthropic model of CSR.

How does the social web model view businesses?

A narrow view of corporate social responsibility is expressed by the:

Philosophers distinguish between three different types of responsibilities, on a scale from more to less demanding or binding. Explain these responsibilities.

Reputation management refers to the practice of caring for the "image" of a firm.

"The social responsibility of business managers is simply to pursue profit within the law." How does the economic model of CSR justify this statement?

The _____ model of CSR holds that, like individuals, business is free to contribute to social causes as a matter of philanthropy, and business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes; but it can be a good thing when they do so.

The philanthropic model holds that business has no strict obligation to contribute to social causes.

Enlightened self-interest, an important justification offered for corporate social responsibility, presumes that:

Ethics and Business

Ethical Decision Making: Personal and Professional Contexts

Philosophical Ethics and Business

The Corporate Culture-Impact and Implications

Ethical Decision Making: Employer Responsibilities and Employee Rights

Ethical Decision Making: Technology and Privacy in the Workplace

Ethics and Marketing

Business and Environmental Sustainability

Ethical Decision Making: Corporate Governance, Accounting, and Finance

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