CHP 3 : CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Stakeholders are only those who have financial investments in a company.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Primary stakeholders have a high degree of power, legitimacy, and urgency in influencing a firm's decisions.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The normative perspective of stakeholder theory suggests that firms should consider stakeholders based on moral and ethical principles.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focuses solely on increasing profits for shareholders.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Bursa Malaysia's CSR framework emphasizes that CSR is limited to philanthropy and community service.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Corporate Social Responsiveness is an extension of CSR that emphasizes action rather than obligation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The instrumental perspective of stakeholder theory suggests that managing stakeholders well is necessary for economic success.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Secondary stakeholders have no influence on a company's reputation or operations.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A reactive approach to CSR ignores social complaints and prioritizes economic achievements.

• TRUE

• FALSE

CSR is only relevant in developed countries and does not apply to businesses in Malaysia.

• TRUE

• FALSE