Exploring Corporate Responsibility

What does CSR stand for in a business context?

• Corporate Social Responsibility

• Customer Service Relations

• Corporate Sustainability Report

• Corporate Strategy Review

How does consumerism impact corporate social responsibility?

• Consumerism promotes unethical business practices.

• Consumerism encourages companies to adopt corporate social responsibility to align with consumer values and preferences.

• Consumerism has no effect on corporate social responsibility.

• Consumerism reduces the need for corporate social responsibility.

Which of the following practices exemplifies ethical marketing?

• Honest communication about product benefits, Fair competition, Engaging in community support initiatives, Providing clear return policies, Ensuring product safety and quality

• Misleading advertisements

• Pressure selling techniques

• Concealed terms and conditions

Why is sustainability important in the supply chain?

• Sustainability increases short-term profits only.

• Sustainability is irrelevant to supply chain efficiency.

• Sustainability is crucial in the supply chain to reduce environmental impact and enhance long-term viability.

• Sustainability focuses solely on social issues.

What role does corporate accountability play in CSR?

• Corporate accountability is essential for effective CSR as it promotes transparency, ethical behavior, and stakeholder engagement.

• Corporate accountability only benefits shareholders, not other stakeholders.

• Corporate accountability hinders CSR by creating unnecessary regulations.

• Corporate accountability is irrelevant to CSR and has no impact on business practices.

How can documentaries influence public perception of businesses?

• Documentaries only entertain and do not affect business views.

• Documentaries influence public perception by revealing business practices and values, shaping opinions and consumer behavior.

• Documentaries are solely used for advertising purposes.

• They primarily focus on celebrity endorsements of businesses.

What techniques are commonly used in documentary analysis?

• Content analysis, thematic analysis, discourse analysis, narrative analysis

• Statistical analysis

• Comparative analysis

• Experimental analysis

How can consumer behavior affect a company's CSR initiatives?

• Companies ignore consumer behavior when planning CSR activities.

• Consumer behavior has no impact on CSR initiatives.

• Consumer behavior drives companies to align their CSR initiatives with customer values and expectations.

• CSR initiatives are solely driven by government regulations.

What are the potential consequences of unethical marketing?

• Loss of trust, legal issues, damaged reputation, financial losses.

• Increased customer loyalty

• Enhanced brand visibility

• Higher sales revenue

In what ways can companies demonstrate accountability to their stakeholders?

• Prioritizing profit over ethics

• Limiting access to company information

• Ignoring stakeholder feedback

• Transparency, regular communication, stakeholder engagement, ethical adherence, and responsiveness.