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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
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Class
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1.
What is the primary difference between concentrated ownership and diffused ownership in corporations?
a)
Ownership by multiple shareholders vs. a single shareholder.
b)
Ownership by the government vs. private individuals.
c)
Concentrated control in few hands vs. many small shareholders.
d)
Ownership by family members vs. unrelated individuals.
2.
Which of the following is a governance mechanism used to align the interests of shareholders and managers?
a)
Ownership concentration
b)
Board of directors
c)
Internal audit department
d)
Employee stock ownership plans
3.
What are the strategic implications for action in the context of corporate social responsibility?
a)
Aligning CSR initiatives with business goals and values
b)
Implementing CSR programs to improve public relations
c)
Maximizing short-term profits through CSR activities
d)
Outsourcing CSR responsibilities to specialized agencies
4.
Which of the following is NOT a component of a comprehensive model of corporate social responsibility?
a)
Economic responsibility
b)
Legal responsibility
c)
Ethical responsibility
d)
Competitive responsibility
5.
What is the role of the board of directors in corporate governance?
a)
Resolving conflicts between shareholders
b)
Ensuring managerial accountability and decision-making
c)
Providing financial resources to the company
d)
Monitoring competitors in the industry
6.
What is the main focus of corporate social responsibility (CSR)?
a)
Maximizing shareholders' wealth
b)
Achieving legal compliance
c)
Addressing social and environmental issues
d)
Enhancing employee satisfaction
7.
Which of the following is an example of concentrated ownership?
a)
Numerous small shareholders with no dominant level of control
b)
Family-owned and controlled businesses
c)
State-owned enterprises
d)
Publicly listed corporations with diffused ownership
8.
Which one truly describes “Defensive strategy” in 4 strategic responses framework?
a)
Focuses on regulatory compliance
b)
Do not act in the absence of disasters and outcries
c)
Proactively exceeding required responsibilities
d)
Incorporating CSR into decision-making
9.
What is a stakeholder view of the firm?
a)
A perspective focused solely on maximizing shareholder value.
b)
A view where only the interests of the company's employees are considered.
c)
Considering the impact on all affected by the firm's actions.
d)
A view focusing on the firm's role in global trade.
10.
One of the leading debates in CSR is about:
a)
Whether CSR activities should be legally mandated for all firms.
b)
The role of CSR in enhancing product quality.
c)
Balancing shareholder interests with wider social responsibilities.
d)
The impact of CSR on international trade agreements.
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