Ethics & Social Responsibility

Which of these acts help protect financial situations for public companies?

• Alien and Sedition Acts

• Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act

• Sarbanes-Oxley Act

• G.I Bill of Rights

Which company shows an example of sustainable development?

• Adidas

• John Deere

• Saudi Aramco

Which is NOT an example of social responsibility?

• Reducing carbon footprints

• Petty theft

• Giving to charity

• Volunteering

What does ethics mean?

• Moral values for corporate codes

• Person who exposes information that's deemed illegal

• The actions of an individual must benefit the whole of society

• The moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity

What's a violation in a general code of ethics?

• Lying

• Trustworthiness

• Loyalty

• Compassion

What is social responsibility?

• Business promoting the welfare of others

• Decision-making problem between two possible moral imperatives

• The process of promoting products or services based on the environmental benefits

• The actions of an individual must benefit the whole of society

What's the difference between business ethics and universal ethical standards?

• Business ethics is applied when an ethical dilemma is present in the office, and universal ethical standards applies to every business

• Universal ethical standards applies to the general public and business ethics only applies to the office

What relationship ISN'T an example of cause-related marketing

• Salvation Army & Dipshop

• Pampers & UNICEF

• Apple & Bono's red campaign

• Women's aid & the body shop

What are stakeholders?

• Any person, organization, etc. that has a stake in the business

• Social and economic order that encourages an acquisition of goods

• Narrowing gaps between visions and reality

What term matches this definition?

'How a company takes responsibility for it's actions and impact on employees'

• Planned obsolescence

• Corporate philanthropy

• Consumerism

• Corporate responsibility