Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)as It Applies to Businesses Refers to

question 51

Multiple Choice

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) as it applies to businesses refers to

• A)a company's duty to put the public interest ahead of shareholder interests.
• B)societal expectations that all company stakeholders will be treated equally and fairly.
• C)a company's duty to establish socially acceptable core values and to have a strictly enforced code of ethical conduct.
• D)the responsibility that top management has for ensuring that the company's actions and decisions are in the best interest of society at large.
• E)a company's duty to operate in an honorable manner,provide good working conditions for employees,encourage workforce diversity,be a good steward of the environment,and actively work to better the quality of life in the local communities where it operates and in society at large.

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