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CSR, Sustainability and Ethics
CSR, Sustainability and Ethics
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1
What is 'Cause Related' Marketing ?
Starting up a political party
Building a brand through link to ethics
Keeping profits as low as possible
Setting up a social enterprise
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Which is the first criteria of Carrol's pyramid which society requires of an employer?
Economic responsibility
Philanthropy
Ethical responsibility
legal responsibility
3
Which of these define 'Creating Shared Value' in CSR?
A way to focus purely on shareholder value
A new way to float a company on the stock market
A way to make companies compensate for environmental destruction
A way to create ethical shareholder and stakeholder value in new markets
4
What type of power comes from Garrigas's 'constituency groups' ?
Social power
Political Power
Ethical power
Absolute power
5
Which of the following examples is closest to 'Creative Compliance'?
VW reducing diesel emissions in a test environment
Starbucks paying dividend to profitable US subsidiary
Round up paying $10 billion to settle cancer claims
Facebook paying less than 2% corporate tax in the UK
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Which of the following can be applied to Garriga's instrumentality?
Political Power
Ethical concerns for society
Meeting social demands
Prioritising the use of company resources to make a profit
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Which of these can be labelled as 'Greenwashing'?
An ethical and sustainable CSR policy
Reducing CO2 emissions in the business
A form of eco-friendly car wash
Pretending to do more for social good than is really the case
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What could be seen as the difference between CSR and sustainability?
Sustainability has a more general business application
Sustainability is more specific and restrictive
Sustainability implies an obligation on the employer
Sustainability takes a very short term strategy
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What is the objective of Garriga's Integrative theory ?
Disrupt the relationship between companies and their stakeholders
The company gives the stakeholders whatever they want
Develop arguments and conflicts with those associated with the company
Develop co-operation between companies and their stakeholders
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Which of these concepts is closest to a form of forward looking Strategic CSR ?
Cause related marketing
CSR innovation
Philanthropy
CSR Integration into the business
