7. Which of the following is a criticism of CSR?

A) It can be used as a marketing tool without genuine commitment

5. Which of the following is an example of a company integrating CSR into its business model?

B) A corporation reducing waste and emissions across its supply chain

1. Which of the following best defines Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?

B) Integration of social and environmental issues into business operations

4. How does CSR benefit businesses in the long term?

B) It enhances brand reputation, customer loyalty, and employee engagement

6. What is the relationship between CSR and sustainability?

D) They both aim to balance social, environmental, and economic factors

9. Which of the following best describes the environmental aspect of the Triple Bottom Line?

C)Reducing carbon footprint, managing waste and using sustainable resources

8. How does sustainability contribute to a company’s competitive advantage?

B) It attracts socially responsible investors and reduces risks

3. The Triple Bottom Line (TBL) framework measures business success in terms of:

B) Social, environmental, and financial performance

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7. Which of the following is a criticism of CSR?
C) It increases shareholder dissatisfaction and prevents business growth
B) It reduces brand value and consumer trust
D) It has no impact on financial performance
A) It can be used as a marketing tool without genuine commitment
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5. Which of the following is an example of a company integrating CSR into its business model?
D) A company engaging in CSR solely for tax benefits
A) A company donating to charity without changing its business practices
C) A business focusing only on financial profits with no regard for ethics
B) A corporation reducing waste and emissions across its supply chain
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1. Which of the following best defines Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?
B) Integration of social and environmental issues into business operations
A) It prioritizes maximizing profits over ethical considerations
C) Government regulations that require companies to donate to charities
D) A marketing strategy used to improve brand perception
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4. How does CSR benefit businesses in the long term?
B) It enhances brand reputation, customer loyalty, and employee engagement
D) It ensures businesses do not have to comply with government regulations
A) It reduces operational costs by eliminating sustainability initiatives
C) It solely increases short-term profits
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6. What is the relationship between CSR and sustainability?
A) CSR is a short-term initiative, while sustainability is a long-term goal
B) CSR and sustainability are unrelated concepts
D) They both aim to balance social, environmental, and economic factors
C) CSR focuses on economic growth but sustainability ignores business needs
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9. Which of the following best describes the environmental aspect of the Triple Bottom Line?
C)Reducing carbon footprint, managing waste and using sustainable resources
A) Ensuring that business decisions positively impact social well-being
D) Maximizing short-term gains for shareholders
B) Measuring the financial profitability of an organization
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8. How does sustainability contribute to a company’s competitive advantage?
C) It limits business growth by focusing on non-financial goals
D) It prevents businesses from adapting to changing market trends
B) It attracts socially responsible investors and reduces risks
A) It increases regulatory scrutiny and compliance costs
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10. Which of the following is a key driver for businesses to adopt CSR practices?
B) Changing consumer expectations and demand for ethical business practices
A) Increasing regulatory pressure
D) All of the above
C) Attracting and retaining talent who value corporate ethics
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3. The Triple Bottom Line (TBL) framework measures business success in terms of:
B) Social, environmental, and financial performance
C) Customer satisfaction, employee retention, and shareholder returns
A) Financial performance only
D) Compliance with government regulations
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2. Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of sustainability?
C) Social equity
A) Environmental protection
B) Economic growth at any cost
D) Economic viability

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