Which of the Following Is Not an Argument in Favour

question 24

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not an argument in favour of corporate social responsibility?

• A) To avoid corruption and ensure the law is upheld, decision- making processes and other corporate governance issues should be transparent.
• B) Large organisations exert so much influence on the lives of people (i.e. jobs, product safety, the environment, health and safety at work, etc.) that they must be held accountable as part of a democratic society.
• C) Large organisations should concentrate on what they are good at, which is wealth creation, and help society through the creation of jobs and incomes.
• D) Organisations control such large amounts of resources that they can destabilise national economies by moving these resources to another country and so their decision- making must be more transparent.
• E) Large organisations influence many aspects of our lives, such as education, the environment, health care and housing, and so should be made legally responsible in respect of these issues.

Differentiate between form reports and other types of reports.

Understand the strategic placement of limitations and scope in a proposal.

Identify the correct proposal format based on the context or request type.

Differentiate between solicited and unsolicited proposals.

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Definitions:

Deming

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Scientific Management

A management theory that analyzes and synthesizes workflows to improve economic efficiency, especially labor productivity.

Knights of Labor

A significant labor organization in the United States during the late 19th century that aimed to protect and improve workers' rights through collective action.