WorksheetsBAC 5
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 42mins
A company discloses its annual sustainability report to the public, showing both achievements and areas for improvement. Which governance principle is this an example of?
A. Accountability
B. Transparency
C. Equity
D. Consensus
A business refuses to hire children in its factories even though local laws are silent on child labor. This demonstrates which responsibility in Carroll’s CSR Pyramid?
A. Economic
B. Legal
C. Ethical
D. Philanthropic
A company consults its employees and local community before launching a new factory to avoid misunderstandings and resistance. This illustrates:
A. Profit maximization
B. Strategic stakeholder management
C. Shareholder primacy
D. Philanthropic responsibility
Employees demand stable pay, job security, and a safe workplace. These are interests of:
A. External stakeholders
B. Shareholders
C. Internal stakeholders
D. Regulatory bodies
A consumer boycott due to environmental pollution forces a company to change production methods. This shows the influence of:
A. Investors
B. Media and customers
C. Government regulators
D. Employees
A board of directors revises company policies to align with sustainability standards. Their role demonstrates:
A. Ethical responsibility
B. Corporate governance
C. Community engagement
D. Philanthropy
During a health crisis, a government agency quickly allocates funds and distributes medicine to communities in need. This reflects which principle of good governance?
A. Responsiveness
B. Participation
C. Integrity
D. Consensus-oriented
A board of directors ensures their company pays the correct amount of taxes and complies with environmental laws. Which CSR level is this?
A. Economic
B. Legal
C. Ethical
D. Philanthropic
Nestlé invests in improving water management and rural development in communities where it operates, while also improving its supply chain. This is an example of:
A. CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility)
B. Creating Shared Value (CSV)
C. Stakeholder Theory
D. Philanthropy
A business ensures fair wages and safe working conditions even when competing companies cut costs by neglecting worker welfare. This is an example of:
A. Rule of Law
B. Ethical Responsibility
C. Economic Responsibility
D. Environmental Responsibility
A government requires businesses to follow strict environmental regulations. Which layer of Carroll’s CSR Pyramid does this reflect?
A. Economic
B. Legal
C. Ethical
D. Philanthropic
A CEO prioritizes the needs of employees, customers, shareholders, and the community equally, instead of focusing only on profits. This follows:
A. Stakeholder Theory
B. Shareholder Primacy
C. Trusteeship Management
D. Legal Compliance
During a crisis, a company immediately informs the public about risks and safety measures being taken. This practice reflects:
A. Equity and Inclusiveness
B. Transparency and Responsiveness
C. Integrity and Accountability
D. Rule of Law and Consensus
A business faces a choice: purchase from a supplier who offers cheaper products but uses unethical labor practices, or pay more to an ethical supplier. According to Carroll’s Pyramid, the company must balance:
A. Economic vs. Legal Responsibilities
B. Economic vs. Ethical Responsibilities
C. Legal vs. Philanthropic Responsibilities
D. Ethical vs. Philanthropic Responsibilities
An NGO launches a campaign exposing unfair labor practices of a multinational. This group acts as:
A. Internal stakeholders
B. Primary stakeholders
C. Secondary stakeholders
D. Shareholders
A board adopts flexible working hours for employees with caregiving responsibilities even though not legally required. This shows:
A. Economic responsibility
B. Ethical responsibility
C. Legal responsibility
D. Philanthropy
During a financial crisis, a bank ensures transparency in its reports to gain the trust of depositors and regulators. Which governance principle is shown?
A. Consensus orientation
B. Transparency
C. Equity
D. Responsiveness
A consumer boycott due to environmental pollution forces a company to change production methods. This shows the influence of:
A. Investors
B. Media and customers
C. Government regulators
D. Employees
Which governance principle ensures that minority and vulnerable voices are considered in decision-making?
A. Accountability
B. Inclusiveness and equity
C. Effectiveness and efficiency
D. Transparency
A company consults its employees and local community before launching a new factory to avoid misunderstandings and resistance. This illustrates:
A. Profit maximization
B. Strategic stakeholder management
C. Shareholder primacy
D. Philanthropic responsibility
Identification
The principle of good governance that ensures all sectors of society, especially the vulnerable, are considered.
The 19th-century philanthropist known as the “father of modern philanthropy.”
The theory proposed by R. Edward Freeman that emphasizes satisfying all stakeholders, not just shareholders.
The principle of good governance that requires consistency with legal frameworks and ensures fairness and impartiality.
The supreme authority in matters of governance in Philippine corporations.
This group provides capital, ensures company existence, and expects financial returns such as profitability and ROI.
These stakeholders are considered internal, directly involved in operations, and have direct access to company information.
These groups are external, indirectly affected by company activities, such as customers, suppliers, or local communities.
Corporate citizenship activities such as donations, volunteer programs, and sponsoring community initiatives fall under this CSR responsibility.
The principle of governance that requires organizations to provide clear, timely, and accessible information to stakeholders.
