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Social Responsibility & Ethics
Social Responsibility & Ethics
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This is the review for the unit on Social Responsibility and Ethics.
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1
People in this country are more likely to experience poverty with an income of about $1,790.
India
France
The United States
Switzerland
2
This country has experienced unprecedented economic growth:
China
India
Bangladesh
Vietnam
3
Social problems should be addressed by marketing.
False
True
4
The concern that we have about the consequences of our actions on others.
Consumer Awareness Marketing
Social Industrial Marketing
Green Responsibility
Social Responsibility
5
This company donates 7.5% of their pretax profits to charity:
Baskin Robbins
Dairy Queen
Ben & Jerry's
McDonalds
6
This Federal agency inspects food & drug manufacturing facilities to ensure safe products.
The Food and Drug Administration
The Environmental Protection Agency
The Consumer Product Safety Commission
The U.S. Department of the Interior
7
A method of using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged.
advertising
marketing
sustainability
consumerism
8
This Act of Congress was designed to prevent and/or regulate monopolies:
Consumer Product Safety Act of 1972
Environmental Protection Agency Act of 1973
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890
9
She was responsible for a successful consumer boycott of public transportation in Alabama:
Jane Austen
Marie Antoinette
Rosa Parks
Betsy Ross
10
This Federal agency regulates chemicals to protect air & water quality to protect human health:
The Consumer Product Safety Commission
The U.S. Department of the Interior
The Food and Drug Administration
The Environmental Protection Agency
11
Which of the following is a common complaint about marketing?
Marketing is used to mislead people about products.
Marketing encourages people to buy things they don’t need.
Marketing is an unnecessary and expensive business activity.
All of these are common complaints about marketing.
12
The Consumer Bill of Rights was established in 1960 by:
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jerry Brown
Ralph Nader
13
This famous actor created a line of food products to support charities.
Richard Burton
Robert Redford
Harrison Ford
Paul Newman
14
Marketing helps customers by:
Providing convenient shopping locations.
All of these are ways that marketing helps customers.
Providing numerous methods of payment.
Providing a large selection of products.
15
These are the moral principles and values of honesty and integrity that guide behavior:
Philosophies
Ethics
Bill of Lading
Bill of Rights
16
Federal agency created to protect investors by ensuring that stock markets are operated fairly:
The Securities and Exchange Commission
The U.S. Department of the Interior
The Environmental Protection Agency
The Food and Drug Administration
17
Unselfishly helping others and actively improving the well-being of other people.
Distribution
Advertising
Philanthropy
Marketing
18
What will
NOT
happen when a business fails to practice social responsibility?
Negative publicity can damage the company’s image.
Greater awareness of the company which will increase sales
There could be legal consequences.
Company profits can be negatively affected.
19
An employee who speaks out about negligence, misconduct, or corruption:
Accountant
Chief Executive Officer
Comptroller
Whistleblower
20
People living in countries
without
a market-based economic system will experience:
Higher paying jobs and a variety of product choices.
Significant economic growth.
A high standard of living.
Poverty and a lack of social and economic mobility.
21
A fraudulent investment scheme that pays returns to investors from new investors:
Bait and Switch Program
Ponzi Scheme
Pigeon Drop
Industrial Mutual Fund System
22
A set of standards or rules that are established to serve as a guide for behavior:
Code of Hammurabi
Code of Ethics
Mission Statement
Bill of Rights
23
Marketing helps people by:
Providing greater employment opportunities.
All of these are provided by marketing.
Solving problems and helping those who live in poverty.
Improving the standard of living with higher paying jobs.
24
This term refers to the obligation of a business to contribute to the well-being of society:
Green Marketing
Industrial Marketing
Industrial Responsbility
Social Responsibility
25
The founding father of Consumerism is:
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jerry Brown
Ralph Nader
26
An organized, public effort to cause harm to a business by refusing to buy its products.
Embargoing
Libeling
Picketing
Boycotting
27
What is the fastest growing and most popular restaurant in China?
KFC
Taco Bell
Burger King
McDonald's
28
Using the consumer vote means that you should:
not spend money on products you don't need or want.
spend money evenly among all businesses.
register to vote in all elections.
purchase a share of stock and vote in corporate elections.
29
This is a Federal agency responsible for overseeing the safety of consumer products:
The Food and Drug Administration
The Consumer Product Safety Commission
The U.S. Department of the Interior
The Environmental Protection Agency
30
Marketing helps customers by encouraging the development of better products at lower prices.
True
False
31
Marketing activities that satisfy customer needs without negatively impacting the environment.
Green Marketing
Social Marketing
Consumer Marketing
Industrial Marketing
32
Organized actions of consumers seeking to increase their influence on business practices:
Consumerism
Advocacy
Industrial Consumers
Green Marketing
33
Marketing improves the standard of living because marketing provides higher paying jobs.
False
True
34
Marketing benefits society by offering consumers safer and better products.
True
False
35
Marketing helps people by:
Working to create better and safer products for customers.
Focusing on profits and ignoring the customer.
36
What is the PRIMARY benefit to businesses that practice social responsibility?
Decreased consumer spending and profits.
Increases in the cost of sales.
Greater supplier loyalty.
Building goodwill and creating loyal customers.
37
The Better Business Bureau is an example of self-regulation and is sponsored by:
Advertisers
Consumers
Businesses
Government
38
Selling reusable grocery bags
to eliminate the use of plastic bags is an example of:
Consumer Awareness Marketing
Green Marketing
Industrial Marketing
Social Marketing
39
This Act of Congress prohibits discrimination against persons with disabilities:
Consumer Product Safety Act of 1972
Environmental Protection Agency Act of 1973
Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
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Green marketing helps the environment by offering products that reduce pollution.
True
False