The recognition of how a firm’s business decisions can affect society is its: A. moral code. B. social responsibility. C. conservation policies. D. recycling program. E. consumer bill of rights.

A business' concern for the welfare of society is calledMultiple Choicecorporate social responsibility.ethics.legal regulation.philanthropy.charitable giving.

_____ represents the collective consumer demand that businesses satisfy their needs. A. Conservationism B. Consumerism C. Social responsibility D. Business ethics E. Recycling

Required informationSkip to questioniSeeIt!: Corporate Social Responsibility This brief video describes the role of a business in relation to its environment. This concept is referred to as Corporate Social Responsibility. This activity is important, because businesses are often viewed and judged by consumers and the community for their overall ability to positively impact the environment through social programs, ethically sourced products, and hiring practices. The goal of this exercise is to demonstrate your understanding of the actions that lead toward a positive public image and good corporate citizenship. Click the ► button to watch the video. Then, answer the questions that follow. When companies follow the key factors of Corporate Social Responsibility, a ________ usually results, thus ________.Multiple Choicepositive public image; repelling more customersnegative public image; attracting more customersnegative public image; repelling more customerstax benefit; increasing profitspositive public image; attracting more customers

_____________ refers to the code of moral principles and values that governs the behaviours of a person or group with respect to what is right and wrong?Question 10Answera.codified lawb.utilitarianismc.corporate social responsibilityd.ethicse.discretionary responsibility

The term ________ refers to a business’s obligation to maximize its positive impact and minimize its negative impact on society.Multiple Choicesocial responsibilitysocial strategysocial ethicssocial rule