In the Canada, the Social Responsibility of a Firm Is

question 40

Multiple Choice

In the Canada, the social responsibility of a firm is evaluated

• A) by consumers who may patronize or avoid a firm based on its behaviour.
• B) on the basis of the firm's contribution to economic growth and employment opportunities.
• C) by outside groups who create and monitor standards of corporate performance.
• D) all of the above.

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Definitions:

Sale of Goods Act

A set of laws regulating the sale of goods that ensures rights, responsibilities, and protections for both buyer and seller.

Federal Legislation

Laws enacted by the national government of a country that apply to all individuals and entities within that country's jurisdiction.

Motor Vehicle Safety Act

Legislation aimed at ensuring the safety of vehicles and road users by setting standards and regulations for vehicle manufacturers and users.

Drawer of Cheque

The person who writes or issues a cheque, instructing a bank to pay a specific amount of money from the drawer’s account to the party named on the cheque.