Ethics and Social Responsibility-Kaitlyn

An employee reporting someone for fraud is an example of what?

• Ethical dilemma

• Whistle-blowers

• Stakeholders

• Social Responsibility

Setting higher ethical standards for public corporations and accounting firms is what?

• Carbon footprint

• Green marketing

• Sarbanes-Oxley Act

• Social audit

Driving to the grocery store burning a certain amount of fuel is an example of what?

• Consumerism

• Green marketing

• Cause-related marketing

• Carbon footprint

Deliberately designing products to fail in order to shorten the time between consumer purchases is what term?

• Business ethics

• Planned obsolescence

• Ethical dilemma

• Cause-related marketing

A store donating canned goods to a food bank is an example of what?

• Universal ethical standards

• Consumerism

• Corporate Philanthropy

• Nonprofit organization

Ethical norms that apply to people across a broad spectrum of situations is what term?

• Universal ethical standards

• Business ethics

• Ethics

• Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Promoting products or services based on their environmental benefits is what term?

• Social audit

• Corporate responsibility

• Green marketing

• Consumerism

The protection or promotion of the interests of consumers is what term?

• Business ethics

• Sustainable development

• Social responsibility

• Consumerism

Customers, employees, investors, suppliers, and vendors are examples of what?

• Business ethics

• Stakeholders

• Whistle-blowers

• Corporate philanthropy

Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, and caring are what?

• Universal ethical standards

• Ethics

• Business ethics

• Social responsibility