1. Churches are strictly against employing standard business practices such as advertising, promotional giveaways, and marketing campaigns. True or False
2. Which of the following statements is true of large American corporations?
A. Large corporations have served public interest well.
B. The colossal size of corporations permits continuing abuse of the American public.
C. Large corporations have ceased to be the fixture of American landscape.
D. The colossal size of corporations has helped in bringing down the existing cutthroat competition.
3. According to critics, which of the following is the impact of an economic structure that is concentrated?
A. Companies and industries are no longer fully responsive to market commands.
B. The government has been able to regulate powerful companies without much trouble.
C. Concentrated structure has helped in increasing meaningful competitiveness in the American market.
D. There has been a significant decrease in complaints about the corporate role in pollution.
4. Which of the following is an argument put forth by the liberal wing of the Supreme Court in the Citizens United case?
A. Treating corporations as people in case of political contributions would allow these organizations to further corrupt the political processes.
B. Limiting corporate campaign contributions would violate corporate free speech rights.
C. The growing influence of the business community would saturate and dominate all corners of American life.
D. By outsourcing of good, high-paid factory jobs from the United States, corporations are fundamentally challenging and changing life in the home country.
5. Which of the following statements is true of shared value advocates?
A. They believe that an entrepreneurial, profit-seeking, and capitalist approach is the most beneficial way to correct social problems.
B. They expect businesses to recognize that their goal must be creating shared value rather than profit per se.
C. They believe that nonprofit organizations are the most powerful institutions for creating shared value among the members of the society.
D. They expect businesses to focus on maximization of profit and to propagate the shared values of the immediate shareholders.