How should a multinational enterprise approach climate and environmental pollution and instability in an ethical way when doing business in a foreign country?Mitigate the cost of addressing it.Prevent or manage it.Ignore and downplay it.Seek government waivers.

Companies that persist in treating climate change solely as a corporate social responsibility issue rather than a business problem will risk the most significant consequences. Which of the following is part of a strategic approach for corporations to internalise externalities: Group of answer choicesVarious frameworks on reporting can't be used as they don't demonstrate the variations of ESG issues.Each company's approach should be the same as the environmental issues are global, not company-specific.Companies need to anticipate the ways that climate change may directly affect their businesses.

State one environmental responsibility that a business might have*

The OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises encourages responsible conduct in which of the following areas?Group of answer choicesEnvironmentBriberyBoth bribery and environmentEmployment

The adverse effects of greenhouse gases are therefore 'external' to the market, which means there is usually only an ethical-rather than an economic-incentive for businesses and consumers to reduce their emissions.

Discuss the ethical dimensions of environmental sustainabilityedit