Entrepreneurship Ch. 3 - Corporate Social Responsibility

Codes of conduct can include guidelines for visiting websites and rules for downloading to company computers.

• True

• False

An entrepreneur can buy philanthropy/goodwill and essentially grow the business.

• True

• False

Information on the Internet is the property of anyone who wants to use it.

• True

• False

A company's code of conduct is different for each employee.

• True

• False

Information that a company wants to keep private is known as a philanthropy.

• True

• False

Software that is available at no charge in knowns as freeware.

• True

• False

Donating to nonprofit organizations and recycling are examples of corporate social responsibility.

• True

• False

Money someone receives in return for providing help in a business deal.

• insider trading

• confidentiality agreement

• kickback

• plagiarism

States that an employee will not share company information with outsiders.

• confidentiality agreement

• conflict of interest

• proprietary information

• insider trading

Consumers behaving with sensitivity to social, economic, and environmental issues.

• corporate culture

• corporate social responsibility

• socially responsible

• philanthropy