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Most people agree that managers should make ethical decisions and that firms have a responsibility to obey the law. Beyond this, however, do firms have a social responsibility?
Describe and evaluate three (3) of the corporation's Internet marketing strategies and the competitive advantages its Website provides.
Question 1: Why do corporations have a social responsibility? Question 2: What is the extent of this responsibility?
Problem: Provide a short response for each example of a manager who executed : - a legally sound decision - an ethically sound decision and - demonstrated social responsibility.
Assess how, and to what extent, corporate social responsibility can be meshed with a corporation's obligation to maximize profits for its shareholders?
Your story should include the following: - An overview of the societal marketing practices of the chosen company - The type of promotions undertaken to support the programs
Constance Bagley stated, "A myopic focus on shareholder value can not only result in the unfair treatment of non-shareholder constituencies but can even end up hurting the shareholders in the long r
Problem 1: Identify factors of corporate social responsibility. Problem 2: Create a hypothetical code of ethics and explain how it incorporates social responsibility factors.
Write an analysis on the ways in which Systems Theory and the Triple Bottom Line theory support or negate each other.
Problem 1: If you were to design corporate social responsibility for your an airline organization; what would it be? How would you implement it? Problem 2: Why is it important to have a well defined
What are the three ways in which nonmarket issues can be resolved, or the boundary between market and non-market be set? Give an example of each.
How can a corporation improve its corporate governance and corporate responsibility? Provide in your discussion a detailed discussion of the Sarbanes Oxley Act and what role it plays in corporate go
Prior to the passage of Sarbanes-Oxley, CEOs and CFOs would testify that they did not know that their companies' financial statements were incorrect and thereby had plausible deniability. Explain ho
Problem: What can we take away from this more than century old quote from President Roosevelt:
Select an industry of your choice and determine how ethical behavior and social responsibility could benefit such an industry. Give specific examples to support your response. Determine where corpor
From a management perspective, is it feasible to incorporate projects for sustainability into the annual budget process?
Determine at least three (3) different internal and external stakeholders that Dr. DoRight might have to deal with on a daily basis at the hospital. Discuss the duty of loyalty owed to each internal
Question 1: In what ways are international corporations getting involved in corporate social responsibility (CSR)? List specific examples. Question 2: How might geopolitics influence CSR?
Provide an example of a program an international organization could implement to manage corporate social responsibility across borders.
Many people contend that the primary question of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is the extent to which a business has social responsibilities that go beyond producing needed goods and service
Design the Ethical and Corporate Social Responsibility policy for your company. Ensure that your policies and guidelines also make business sense.
Much like individuals, organizations also exist within the community. How does an organization's responsibility within a community differ from the individual's?
Question 1. Describe the company's stance on corporate social responsibility (CSR). Question 2. Discuss the connection between the CSR program and why it is necessary to the specific industry.
Please list two different aspects of the "discretionary" level on the Pyramid of Social Responsibility which could give a firm a competitive advantage.
Problem: In what ways do Systems Theory and the Triple Bottom Line Theory support or negate each other?