Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility
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- Q1If you are the decision maker to purchase office equipment for your organization and a sales representative sends you one recent model of popular brand of cellular phone, the practice is known asA bribea favorPersonal sellingcorporate discount45s
- Q2Which of the following refers to the practice of businesses or business owners to give money, resources and time in order to help make life better for others or make their business or organization they represent more popular?PhilanthropyGood governanceEthical leadershipPublic Relation45s
- Q3Which of the following statements about ETHICS is RIGHT?Ethics is the same as feelingsIt is practicing culturally accepted normsEthics is the same as scienceEthics is not just about following the law30s
- Q4Which of the following statements about being ethical is CORRECT?Being ethical simply means following lawsBeing ethical is part of doing businessBeing ethical has no advantageBeing ethical in business is easy30s
- Q5It refers to the set of processes, customs, policies, laws and institutions affecting the management of a corporation .Market RegulationCorporate social responsibilityBusiness ethicsCorporate governance30s
- Q6It refers to the way an organization is associated with particular set of ethical values, transparency mechanisms, employee relations, legal compliance and overall respect for communities where it operates?RegulationsBusiness ethicsCorporate social responsibilityCorporate governance30s
- Q7Espousing that businesses must conduct itself at present in particular manner, system, or procedures that will ensure a viable operating environment in the future is a kind of argument in favor for corporate responsibility known asCapability argumentSelf-interest argumentEconomic argumentCompetitive argument45s
- Q8Which argument against Corporate Social Responsibility is advocating that the business' primary responsibility is solely about making profit for its owners?Capability argumentSelf-interest argumentEconomic argumentCompetitive argument45s
- Q9Which of the following arguments does not agree that businesses must have social responsibility but agree that business executives and managers are well trained in the ways of finance, marketing and operations management, just not well versed enough to deal with complex social problems ?Self-interest argumentEconomic argumentCompetitive argumentCapability argument45s
- Q10This is an argument posing Corporate Social Responsibility as a disadvantage to the business because economic wealth shall have to be used to help address social problem. It claims that in addressing societal issues, businesses would incur cost that may hurt its financial efficacy.Competitive argumentEconomic argumentSelf-interest argumentCapability argument30s
- Q11A kind of organizational leadership concerned with leading in a manner that respects the rights, dignity, and stakes of others, focuses on how leaders or those in positions of authority utilize their powers to make actions or decision all the while maintaining utmost level of integrity. Which aspect of social responsibility does this pertain?Corporate citizenshipResponsible leadershipEthical leadershipEthical decision-making30s
- Q12This constitutes a wise advice for decision makers especially to those who have been in positions of authority for quite a time, in a culture of arrogance, comfort and privilege, or in an insulated work situation to avoid personal delusions. Which of the following does this refer to?Be conscious of long term effects.Be comprehensively sensitive.Do not be a dangerous Alpha Male.Find a win-win solution.45s
- Q13When a manager maintains and refers to historical records to seek for applicable, effective solutions which may help to save time, effort, or resources in generating new solutions, it actually refers to coming up with ethical decisions byBeing comprehensively sensitive.Being an archivist.Being conscious of long terms effects.Considering legalities and ethics.45s
- Q14Which of the following refers to a practice of deceptively enhancing business practices to make others believe that products or services of the business as well as policies are proactively preserving the natural environment ?Corporate WhitewashingEnvironmental AdvocacyCorporate GreenwashingSocial Responsibility45s
- Q15Which of the following is a social screening strategy that seeks to balance inherent problems in an investment with the benefits that may be derived or be possibly provided?Derivative connections“Scare-off from” strategyWhoever is the bestImpact mitigation30s