A key responsibility of businesses to employees is to:

b) Provide a safe and inclusive working environment

a) Prioritize cost-cutting over job security

c) Limit employee decision-making authority

d) Disregard employee welfare to maximize profits

Which of the following is NOT an example of how W.S. Badget Company acts socially responsible?

a) Focuses on product margins and maximizing profits

b) Highest paid employee is capped at 5 times the lowest paid employee

c) Allows new parents to bring their babies to work

d) Matches employee donations to organizations they support

The "Newspaper Test" suggests that one should:

b) Consider how a decision would look in a public news story

a) Avoid making any public statements

c) Limit company information shared with the public

d) Make decisions based only on internal company policies

The concept of "strategic philanthropy" refers to:

b) Supporting causes that align with company objectives

a) Donating to charities without any business goals

c) Avoiding community-focused activities

d) Limiting donations to local communities only

What is a trend in modern corporate philanthropy?

d) Focusing on creating local impact in communities

a) Increasing traditional donations without alignment to business goals

b) Limiting strategic giving to overseas communities

c) Reducing charitable contributions in all forms

Companies like Toyota contribute to environmental CSR by:

a) Achieving 100% clean energy at their North American Headquarters

b) Offering products without considering their environmental impact

c) Donating profits without environmental considerations

d) Relying on fossil fuels exclusively

Corporate citizenship can best be described as:

b) Engaging in activities that improve community well-being

a) Focusing solely on financial performance

c) Ignoring societal issues outside the company

d) Maximizing shareholder returns without other considerations

To address ethical lapses, organizations may implement:

b) Ethics training programs for all employees

a) Financial incentives for top executives only

c) A focus on profit maximization

A socially responsible company meets its environmental responsibilities by:

b) Implementing voluntary actions to reduce environmental impact

a) Focusing only on compliance with current regulations

c) Ignoring climate change in its policies

d) Investing primarily in non-renewable resources

Society and our surrounding environment influences personal ethical standards by:

b) Shaping individual perceptions of right and wrong

a) Determining the legal outcomes of unethical actions

c) Having no effect on personal decision-making

d) Mandating uniform ethical behaviors

A global corporation practicing social responsibility should:

c) Balance global standards with local laws and customs

a) Disregard local customs in favor of global policies

b) Avoid integrating with host communities

d) Focus solely on maximizing profits internationally

Which of the following is the correct order (bottom to top) for the CSR pyramid?

d) economic, legal, ethical, philanthropic

a) ethical, economic, legal, philanthropic

b) ethical, philanthropic, economic, legal,

c) legal, economic, ethical, philanthropic

What is important to millennials and younger generations?

a) supporting socially responsible businesses

b) buying products that come from the most popular brands

c) continuing to support big businesses that their parents and grandparents supported

Which of the following is a good example of global ethics?

c) Gap, Inc. publishing its global factory list to promote transparency.

a) McDonald's offering up daily deals so people can buy more food.

b) Proctor & Gamble selling through onloine retailers to customers all over the world.

What is the main focus of Patagonia's short film about salmon farming in Iceland?

b) The impact of salmon farming on Iceland's natural ecosystems and wild fish populations.

a) The economic benefits of salmon farming for Iceland's fishing industry.

c) The technological advancements in sustainable salmon farming techniques.

d) The cultural significance of salmon fishing in Icelandic traditions.

What ethical issue is most prominently highlighted in the documentary Boeing: Downfall regarding the company's handling of the 737 Max aircraft?

A) Boeing's prioritization of profit over passenger safety by rushing the 737 Max to market without adequate pilot training and safety testing.

B) Boeing's refusal to comply with environmental regulations during the production of the 737 Max, leading to significant pollution.

C) The company's decision to outsource the majority of the 737 Max's production to reduce labor costs, compromising the quality of components.

D) Boeing's practice of lobbying government officials to relax safety standards for new aircraft models, including the 737 Max.

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