1) Ans: (b) the neoclassical economic theory.
The economic model of corporate social responsibility branched from the neoclassical economic theory. The neoclassical economic theory is the most influential theory of corporate responsibility of the past century.
The most influential theory of corporate responsibility of the past century is: the free society economic theory. the...
Chapter 3 What are the reasons for thinking that.. 22) Economic Model of Corporate Social Responsibility (ECMSR) is ethically good according to Utilitarianism 23) EMCSR is ethically good according to Kantianism 24) EMCSR is not good according to Utilitarianism 25) EMCSR is not good according to Kantianism 26) Stakeholder Model of Corporate Social Responsibility (SMCSR) is ethically good according to Utilitarians 27) SMCSR is ethically good according to Kantians 28) SMCSR is not ethically good according to Utilitarians 29) SMCSR...
An organization that has a positive attitude toward corporate social responsibility would probably agree with which of the following statements? a. Just because corporations have greater economic power in our society does not mean that they have a social responsibility beyond the interests of their shareholders. b. No rule concerning lying can be formulated; whether a lie is permissible or not permissible depends upon the situation. c. Ethical considerations in interpersonal relations are not always so complex and individuals should...
3. According to economic theory are “the best things in life free?” Explain your answer. 4. Polygamy defined narrowly “as the ability for men to marry more than one woman” is generally viewed as a pro-male institution. This is certainly true as it is practiced because polygamy is often accompanied by the lack of choice in marriage and laws which make divorce difficult. However, let’s imagine a polygamous society where men can marry more than one woman, where women cannot...
8. Who defines a company's approach to Corporate Social Responsibility? a. internal stakeholders b. Board of Directors/senior management/owners c. customers/politicians d. external stakeholders e. all of the above 9. Which of the following is not a conflict of interest? a. awarding contracts to your friends without transparency b. accepting gifts from customers or suppliers c. giving advance information to certain customers or suppliers but not others d. running or serving as a Director of a competing business or organization e....
1-3 QUESTION 1 Corporate social responsibility advocates argue that ethical guidance for corporate managers may come from: corporate cultures that hold high concern for leading with fear. O corporate or industry codes of conduct. O corporations giving preference to their employees over other constituencies. corporations promoting avoidance behavior among employees. QUESTION 2 Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies groupthink? Ten officers of Jekyll Inc. are planning a business enterprise they know to be highly profitable. Six know the plan...
Conduct that is legal is ethically unquestionable. O a. True O b. False It can be difficult to predict with certainty how a court will apply a given law to a particular action. O a. True O b. False The study of ethics goes no further than the requirements of the law to evaluate what is right for society, O a. True O b. False The effectiveness of an industry code of ethics is partly determined by the commitment of...
Countries all have different amounts of the factors of production for any industry. Factor proportions theory holds that in combination with the efficiency of production these differences are the determinants of a nation's patterns of trade. Select one: True False The idea that the dignity of humans is something that must be preserved is a key element of the utilitarian approach to international ethics. Select one: □ True False Spiffy Sandals (Scenario) Spiffy Sandals is a Canadian footwear firm. Spiffy...
Topic: Corporate Social Responsibility Involved Parties: Bob, President John, Chemical Engineer Henry, Controller Kirk, Assistant Controller Kirk is a bright individual who is being groomed for the Controller’s position in a medium-sized manufacturing firm. After his first year as Assistant Controller, the officers of the firm were starting to include him in major company functions. For instance, today he was attending the monthly financial statement summary given at a prestigious consulting firm. During the meeting, Kirk was intrigued at how...
1. “I’d rather see a Christian than hear one.” This statement is an example of the... Virtue Theory Deontological Paradigm Emotivism Paradigm Ethical Egoism Paradigm 2. Ethical leadership creates an ethical culture. If top managers fail to express desired ethical behaviors and goals, a corporate culture evolves on its own to reflect the values and norms of the company. True /False 3. The first phase of an ethics risk and opportunity identification and assessment is to compare activities to expectation...