A Company's Social Responsibility Strategy Typically Comprises All of the Following

question 48

Multiple Choice

A company's social responsibility strategy typically comprises all of the following EXCEPT

• A)actions to enhance workforce diversity and make the company a great place to work.
• B)making charitable contributions and donating money and the time of company personnel to community service endeavors.
• C)actions to protect or enhance the environment.
• D)conscious efforts to ensure that all elements of the company's strategy are ethical and that its actions protect or enhance the environment (beyond what is legally required).
• E)actions to keep the company's profits at a reasonable and acceptable level to ensure the company's products/pricing will not be viewed by the general public as obscenely high or exorbitant.

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Definitions:

Offer

A proposal presented by one party to another with the intention of entering into a legally binding agreement.

Notification

The act or process of officially informing someone about something.

Unreasonable Means

Methods or tactics that are considered excessive, unjust, or not in accordance with logic or reason, often used in legal contexts to describe actions that go beyond what is fair or appropriate.

Acceptance

In the context of contract law, when the terms of an offer are accepted, it leads to the formation of a contract that is enforceable by law.