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Question 145

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Match the following. You may use a response once, more than once, or not at all.

Premises:

Responses:

Firm does as little as possible in the area of social responsibility

Direct regulation

Highest degree of social responsiveness

Lobbying

Firm goes beyond legal requirements if doing so is seen to be in the interests of the organization

Organizational constituent

Tax incentives to spend money a certain way

Indirect regulation

Firm meets statutory requirements placed on it but does no more

Whistle-blowing

Moral standards about what is right and wrong

Ethical compliance

Official approach to social responsibility

Accommodative stance

Formal representation of a company or group of companies before political bodies

Obstructionist stance

Government establishes laws and rules that dictate what businesses can and cannot do

Political action committee

Politicians and executives in the same social circles influence each other

Defensive stance

Influence tactics to gain support that are legal

Personal contacts

An organization created to solicit and distribute money to political candidates

Proactive stance

Creditors

Ethics

Disclosure of illegal conduct

Favors

Premises:

Firm does as little as possible in the area of social responsibility

Highest degree of social responsiveness

Firm goes beyond legal requirements if doing so is seen to be in the interests of the organization

Tax incentives to spend money a certain way

Firm meets statutory requirements placed on it but does no more

Moral standards about what is right and wrong

Official approach to social responsibility

Formal representation of a company or group of companies before political bodies

Government establishes laws and rules that dictate what businesses can and cannot do

Politicians and executives in the same social circles influence each other

Influence tactics to gain support that are legal

An organization created to solicit and distribute money to political candidates

Creditors

Disclosure of illegal conduct

Responses:

Direct regulation

Lobbying

Organizational constituent

Indirect regulation

Whistle-blowing

Ethical compliance

Accommodative stance

Obstructionist stance

Political action committee

Defensive stance

Personal contacts

Proactive stance

Ethics

Favors

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Firm does as little as possible in the area of social responsibility

Highest degree of social responsiveness

Firm goes beyond legal requirements if doing so is seen to be in the interests of the organization

Tax incentives to spend money a certain way

Firm meets statutory requirements placed on it but does no more

Moral standards about what is right and wrong

Official approach to social responsibility

Formal representation of a company or group of companies before political bodies

Government establishes laws and rules that dictate what businesses can and cannot do

Politicians and executives in the same social circles influence each other

Influence tactics to gain support that are legal

An organization created to solicit and distribute money to political candidates

Creditors

Disclosure of illegal conduct