CSR 2-1

The idea of corporate social responsibility or CSR is to encourage and support accountability to whom?

• stakeholders

• investors

• shareholders

• all of the above

It considers a business as a portion of the larger society and thus has social responsibility that goes beyond making and maximizing profit

• socioeconomic view

• classical view

• traditional view

• none of these

Described by the resources donated by companies toward social, educational, recreational and / or cultural intentions.

• environmental responsibility

• ethical responsibility

• philanthropic responsibility

• customer responsibility

Which tier of the Pyramid of Corporate Responsibilities emphasizes behaviors that go beyond societal expectations and regulations?

• Economic Responsibilities

• Legal Responsibilities

• Ethical Responsibilities

• Philanthropic Responsibilities

What does the Pyramid of Corporate Responsibilities outline?

• The hierarchy of management within a corporation

• The ethical obligations of corporations towards society

• The financial structure of a corporation's investments

• The marketing strategies employed by corporations

For the CSR Phase Trusteeship Management , it deals with the problems of cultural minorities, unsafe products unfair advertising and urban poor problems were given little if no attention at all.

• True

• False

• no comment

• maybe

This view believes that social welfare should be left for the government to take care of.

• socioeconomic view

• legal view

• classical view

• government view

CSR towards ________ when livelihood and assistance is made to help people in the rural areas

• investors

• employees

• government

• local community

In social responsibility to stakeholders, what is the significance of transparency and accountability?

• They are unnecessary burdens on the company

• They help maintain trust and credibility with stakeholders

• They primarily serve to boost shareholder profits

• They are mandated by legal regulations only

Which of the following is an example of a stakeholder in the context of social responsibility?

• Government regulators

• Competing companies

• Shareholders only

• Employees, customers, and local communities