Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics Quiz

What does CSR stand for?

• Corporate Social Regulation

• Corporate Social Reform

• Corporate Sustainable Responsibility

• Corporate Social Responsibility

In which decade did the concept of corporate social responsiveness emerge?

• 1950s

• 1970s

• 1980s

• 1990s

What is the primary focus of corporate citizenship?

• Maximizing profits

• Community contribution

• Employee satisfaction

• Regulatory compliance

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of corporate citizenship?

• Increased brand loyalty

• Higher employee morale

• Enhanced community relations

• Reduced operational costs

What does ESG stand for?

• Economic, Social, and Governance

• Environmental, Sustainable, and Governance

• Environmental, Social, and Governance

• Economic, Sustainable, and Governance

Which company is known for its commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions?

• Microsoft

• Lego

• Ben and Jerry's

• Coca-Cola

What is the first stage of corporate citizenship development?

• Transforming

• Engaged

• Innovative

• Elementary

Which of the following is a characteristic of the 'Engaged' stage?

• Fully integrated practices

• No interest in corporate citizenship

• Policy-focused initiatives

• Proactive policies

What is a common criticism of CSR?

• It has no academic origin.

• It focuses too much on internal management.

• It is difficult to operationalize.

• It is too broad in content.

Which of the following best describes corporate citizenship?

• A company's profit-making strategy

• A company's contribution to the community

• A company's marketing approach

• A company's legal compliance