Ethics in Business Practices Quiz

Which of the following best describes Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?

• Maximising profits for shareholders only

• A company's commitment to manage the social, environmental and economic effects of its operations responsibly

• Avoiding all government regulations

• Focusing solely on product quality

Which of the following is an example of a sustainable business practice?

• Using single-use plastics for packaging

• Implementing energy-efficient lighting in offices

• Disposing of waste in landfills without sorting

• Ignoring local environmental laws

Which of the following is NOT considered an ethical marketing strategy?

• Providing accurate information about products

• Using misleading advertisements to boost sales

• Respecting customer privacy

• Ensuring advertisements do not exploit vulnerable groups

Fair Trade certification ensures that:

• Only the cheapest products are sold

• Producers in developing countries receive fair prices and decent working conditions

• All products are made in the UK

• Products are always organic

Which of the following is a key aspect of employee rights in the UK?

• The right to unlimited paid leave

• The right to a safe and healthy working environment

• The right to set their own salary

• The right to ignore company policies

What is the main ethical concern regarding data privacy in business?

• The cost of data storage

• The unauthorised use or sharing of personal information

• The speed of internet connections

• The colour of company websites

Which of the following is an example of greenwashing?

• Accurately reporting a product's environmental impact

• Falsely claiming a product is eco-friendly to attract customers

• Reducing carbon emissions in production

• Using recycled materials in packaging

A company that pays its workers less than the legal minimum wage is violating which ethical principle?

• Transparency

• Fairness

• Innovation

• Efficiency

Which of the following is a benefit of implementing Corporate Social Responsibility?

• Decreased employee morale

• Improved company reputation

• Increased legal risks

• Higher staff turnover

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Fair Trade?

• Payment of fair prices

• Safe working conditions

• Child labour

• Environmental sustainability