Topic 6

What is the primary purpose of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) according to ISO 26000?

• To comply with local laws and regulations only

• To balance economic, social, and environmental responsibilities

• To focus solely on environmental conservation

• To ensure profit maximization for shareholders

Which of the following is NOT a principle of CSR according to Wood?

• Principle of Legitimacy

• Principle of Profit Maximization

• Principle of Public Responsibility

• Principle of Managerial Discretion

What does Carroll's Pyramid of CSR illustrate as the foundation of CSR?

• Philanthropic responsibilities

• Ethical responsibilities

• Economic responsibilities

• Legal responsibilities

Which of the following is NOT a contemporary CSR concept?

• Social impact management

• Profit maximization

• Reputation management

• Corporate sustainability

What is the Triple Bottom Line (TBL) focused on?

• Profit, People, Planet

• Profit, Productivity, Performance

• Planet, Profit, Policies

• People, Processes, Products

According to the text, what is a key difference between CSR and Corporate Sustainability (CS)?

• CS focuses solely on environmental conservation.

• CSR is only concerned with profit maximization.

• CSR does not consider the economic development of a company.

• CSR focuses on past contributions, while CS looks forward to developing a sustainable strategy.

What stage in the development towards becoming a corporate citizen involves the company actively developing policies and projects to contribute positively to the community?

• Engagement Stage

• Beginning Stage

• Innovative Stage

• Integration Stage

Which of the following is NOT listed as a business benefit of corporate citizenship?

• Risk profile and risk management

• Reputation management

• Employee recruitment, motivation, and retention

• Decreased operational efficiency

What does the VBA Model integrate?

• Value, Balance, and Accountability

• Volume, Breadth, and Amplitude

• Validity, Benefit, and Awareness

• Vision, Belief, and Action

Which CSR theory views corporations as social institutions with social responsibilities?

• Amoral View

• Personal View

• Social View

• Economic View