In Carroll's Model of Corporate Social Responsibility,a Company Fulfills Its

question 32

Multiple Choice

In Carroll's model of corporate social responsibility,a company fulfills its legal responsibility by:

• A) ensuring that all employees have no criminal records.
• B) formulating internal codes of ethics that are enforced through punishment.
• C) supporting only those social causes that are not subject to controversy or debate.
• D) obeying the law of host countries as well as international law.
• E) developing industry-wide ethical standards and ensuring compliance.

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Definitions:

Task-Oriented

Focused on accomplishing specific tasks or objectives, often prioritizing work and goals over personal relationships.

Information Giving

Information Giving involves the provision or exchange of data, facts, insights, or knowledge to support understanding, decision making, or problem solving.

Relations-Oriented

Pertains to approaches or leadership styles that prioritize and focus on maintaining positive relationships within a team or organization.

Initiating

The process of starting something, such as a project or plan, into action or operation.