In Carroll's Model of Corporate Social Responsibility,economic Responsibility Implies That

question 52

Multiple Choice

In Carroll's model of corporate social responsibility,economic responsibility implies that:

• A) companies should make a profit consistent with expectations.
• B) companies should invest all their profits in social improvement programs.
• C) companies should avoid operating with the motive of obtaining profit.
• D) companies should make a profit at all costs,to maximize shareholder benefits.
• E) companies should minimize or eliminate activities that are not profitable.

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Definitions:

Expected Cash Flows

Forecasted cash receipts and payments over a specified period, often used for investment appraisal.

Rate of Return

The profit or deficit experienced from an investment during a set timeframe, represented as a percent growth from the initial investment value.

Capital Budgeting

The process of planning and managing a firm's long-term investments in projects and assets, considering their potential returns and risks.

Long-Term Commitment

Refers to obligations or investments that a company plans to hold or is expected to fulfill over an extended period, typically beyond one year.