A Factor Demanding the Ethical and Social Responsibility of Business

question 49

Multiple Choice

A factor demanding the ethical and social responsibility of business is:

• A) the "invisible hand" of competition.
• B) the sheer size and power of individual corporations.
• C) the fact that self-regulation has been effective in achieving social goals.
• D) great amounts of wealth and economic power are controlled by a small number of shareholders who own and exercise tight control over a large number of corporations.

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Definitions:

Specific Recommendations

Guidelines or advice tailored to address particular concerns or situations.

Transmission-based Precautions

Infection control measures taken in healthcare settings to prevent the spread of diseases through direct or indirect contact, droplets, or airborne transmission.

Needlestick Safety

Measures and practices designed to prevent injuries caused by needles and other sharp medical instruments, often part of infection control guidelines.

Prevention Act

Legislation aimed at thwarting the occurrence of specific issues, such as diseases, through measures like vaccination, education, or regulation.