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Exploring Business - Unit 1
Business Environment
Corporate Social Responsibility
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What does CSR stand for?
Corporate Social Responsibility
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What is the main goal of Corporate Social Responsibility?
To exceed basic
legal
requirements
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How might a business satisfy employees under CSR?
By offering safe
working conditions
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What is one way businesses can satisfy customers through CSR?
By offering reliable
products
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How do businesses satisfy shareholders according to CSR principles?
By increasing
share price
and paying
dividends
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What is a method for businesses to satisfy suppliers under CSR?
By making regular on-time
payments
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How can businesses satisfy the community through CSR?
By creating
employment opportunities
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What is a disadvantage of implementing CSR?
It can increase
business costs
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How can CSR ultimately benefit a business?
By attracting
customers
and increasing
market share
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What are the four levels of Carroll's Corporate Social Responsibility Pyramid?
Economic
Legal
Ethical
Philanthropic
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What is the first responsibility a business should fulfill according to Carroll's Pyramid?
Its
economic responsibility
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What is an example of a legal responsibility for businesses?
Paying employees the national
minimum wage
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What does ethical responsibility involve for a business?
Making
moral decisions
for employees
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What is an example of philanthropic responsibility?
Supporting
charitable
events
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What does the shareholder concept emphasize?
Raising
value
for
shareholders
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What is the primary focus of profit maximization according to the shareholder concept?
Increasing
share prices
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