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Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility: Sustainable Value Creation Fourth Edition Test Bank

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Instructor ResourceChandler,Strategic CSRSAGE Publishing, 2017Chapter 1: WhatIs CSR?Test BankMultiple Choice1.Which of the followingexists to define the rules and structures of society within which all organizationsmust operate?a.For-profitsb.Governmentsc.Nonprofitsd.ReligionAns:BCognitive Domain:KnowledgeAnswer Location:WhatIs CSR?Difficulty Level:Easy2.Which of these isNOTa for-profit business?a.Facebookb.Nikec.Red Crossd.UberAns:CCognitive Domain:ComprehensionAnswer Location:WhatIs CSR?Difficulty Level:Easy3.Which of the following isNOTpart ofArchie Carroll’s pyramid ofcorporate social responsibility?a.Stakeholder responsibilityb.Legal responsibilityc.Discretionary responsibilityd.Ethical responsibilityAns:ACognitive Domain:ComprehensionAnswer Location:A New Definition of CSRDifficulty Level:Easy4.An application of Milton Friedman’s argument isa.providing workers time off to volunteer in their communities.b.establishing a recycling program.c.maximizing shareholder returns.d.clearly defining ethical concerns along a product’s supply chain.Ans:CCognitive Domain: ApplicationAnswer Location:WhatIs CSR?Difficulty Level:Medium5.In the 1790s, consumer boycotts occurred in reactions towhich of the following?a.Slave-harvested sugarb.Cheap cotton from the United Statesc.The high price of fuel (lamp) oild.The use of the Royal Navy in England to transport slavesAns:A

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