CSR, Ethics and Sustainability

What does CSR stand for?

• Corporate Service Responsibility
• Corporate Sustainability Regulation
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Corporate Stakeholder Relations

Why is ethics important in business?

• To increase profit
• To maintain trust and reputation
• To avoid legal consequences
• To ignore stakeholders

Which of the following is an example of unethical business behaviour?

• Following government regulations
• Paying fair wages to employees
• Using child labor in factories
• Donating to local charities

What does sustainability refer to in business?

• Maximizing short-term profits
• Balancing economic, social, and environmental factors
• Ignoring the impact on future generations
• Focusing only on shareholder wealth

How can companies practice sustainability?

• Using renewable energy sources
• Ignoring waste management
• Exploiting natural resources
• Avoiding community engagement

Why should businesses consider the impact of their decisions on the environment?

• To increase pollution
• To save money
• To contribute to a healthier planet
• To ignore climate change

How can CSR benefit a company's reputation?

• By exploiting workers
• By ignoring customers
• By donating to charity
• By avoiding social issues

What is one way for businesses to show ethical behaviour towards employees?

• Paying fair wages
• Ignoring safety regulations
• Discriminating based on gender
• Providing child labor

How can businesses contribute to social responsibility in their communities?

• Through volunteering and charitable donations
• By ignoring local needs
• By exploiting natural resources
• By avoiding engagement with stakeholders

Which of the following is NOT a key aspect of sustainability in business?

• Economic growth
• Environmental protection
• Social welfare
• Short-term profits