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Business and Society: Stakeholders, Ethics,
n n n n
n Public Policy, 17th Edition
n n n
By Lawrence, Weber, All Chapters 1 - 19
n n n n n n n
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
n n
Chapter n1: nThe nCorporation nand nIts nStakeholders
Chapter n2: nManaging nPublic nIssues nand nStakeholder nRelationships
Chapter n3: nCorporate nSocial nResponsibility nand nGlobal nCitizenship
Chapter n4: nBusiness nin na nGlobalized nWorld
Chapter n5: nEthics nand nEthical nReasoning
Chapter n6: nOrganizational nEthics
Chapter n7: nBusiness–Government nRelations
Chapter n8: nInfluencing nthe nPolitical nEnvironment
Chapter n9: nSustainable nDevelopment nand nGlobal nBusiness
Chapter n10: nManaging nfor nSustainability
Chapter n11: nThe nRole nof nTechnology
Chapter n12: nRegulating nand nManaging nTechnology
Chapter n13: nShareholder nRights nand nCorporate nGovernance
Chapter n14: nConsumer nProtection
Chapter n15: nEmployees nand nthe nCorporation
Chapter n16: nManaging na nDiverse nWorkforce
Chapter n17: nBusiness nand nIts nSuppliers
Chapter n18: nThe nCommunity nand nthe nCorporation
Chapter n19: nManaging nthe nPublic nand nthe nCorporate nReputation
,Chapter 1: The Corporation and Its Stakeholders
n n n n n n
Answers are at the end of Each chapter
n n n n n n n n
Student name:n n
TRUE/FALSE n- nWrite n'T' nif nthe nstatement nis ntrue nand n'F' nif nthe nstatement nis
nfalse.
1) A nbusiness nis nany norganization nthat nis nengaged nin nmaking na nproduct nor
nproviding na nservice nforn
a nprofit.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
2) The nterm nstakeholder nrefers nexclusively nto nthe nfounders nof na nbusiness
n organization.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
3) Businesses nand nsociety nare nindependent nof neach nother.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
4) The nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nargues nthat na nfirm’s nsole npurpose nis nto
n create nlong-termnvalue nfor nits nshareholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
5) The ninstrumental nargument nfor nthe nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nsays
nthat ncompaniesnperform nbetter nif nthey nconsider nthe nrights nand nconcerns
nof nmultiple ngroups nin nsociety.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
6) The nnormative nargument nfor nthe nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nsays nthat nthe
nstakeholder nviewnis nsimply na nmore nrealistic ndescription nof nhow ncompanies nreally
nwork.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
, 7) Nonmarket nstakeholders nare nthose nthat nengage nin neconomic ntransactions nwith
nthe ncompany nasnit ncarries nout nits nprimary npurpose nof nproviding nsociety nwith
ngoods nand nservices.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
8) Market nstakeholders ninclude nnongovernmental norganizations nand nbusiness nsupport
ngroups.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
9) Government ncan nbe nconsidered nboth na nmarket nand na nnonmarket nstakeholder.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
10) The ninterests nof ndifferent nstakeholders noften ncoincide.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
11) The nfirst nstep nof nstakeholder nanalysis nis nto nidentify nrelevant nstakeholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
12) Some nscholars nhave nsuggested nthat nmanagers npay nthe nmost nattention
n to nstakeholdersnpossessing nthe nleast nsalience.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
13) The norganization nof na ncorporation’s nboundary-spanning nfunctions nis ncomplex.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
14) Businesses nare nincreasingly ntrying nto nmeet ntheir ncommitments nto nmultiple
nstakeholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
15) The nexternal nenvironment nof nbusiness nis nstatic.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
n
Business and Society: Stakeholders, Ethics,
n n n n
n Public Policy, 17th Edition
n n n
By Lawrence, Weber, All Chapters 1 - 19
n n n n n n n
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
n n
Chapter n1: nThe nCorporation nand nIts nStakeholders
Chapter n2: nManaging nPublic nIssues nand nStakeholder nRelationships
Chapter n3: nCorporate nSocial nResponsibility nand nGlobal nCitizenship
Chapter n4: nBusiness nin na nGlobalized nWorld
Chapter n5: nEthics nand nEthical nReasoning
Chapter n6: nOrganizational nEthics
Chapter n7: nBusiness–Government nRelations
Chapter n8: nInfluencing nthe nPolitical nEnvironment
Chapter n9: nSustainable nDevelopment nand nGlobal nBusiness
Chapter n10: nManaging nfor nSustainability
Chapter n11: nThe nRole nof nTechnology
Chapter n12: nRegulating nand nManaging nTechnology
Chapter n13: nShareholder nRights nand nCorporate nGovernance
Chapter n14: nConsumer nProtection
Chapter n15: nEmployees nand nthe nCorporation
Chapter n16: nManaging na nDiverse nWorkforce
Chapter n17: nBusiness nand nIts nSuppliers
Chapter n18: nThe nCommunity nand nthe nCorporation
Chapter n19: nManaging nthe nPublic nand nthe nCorporate nReputation
,Chapter 1: The Corporation and Its Stakeholders
n n n n n n
Answers are at the end of Each chapter
n n n n n n n n
Student name:n n
TRUE/FALSE n- nWrite n'T' nif nthe nstatement nis ntrue nand n'F' nif nthe nstatement nis
nfalse.
1) A nbusiness nis nany norganization nthat nis nengaged nin nmaking na nproduct nor
nproviding na nservice nforn
a nprofit.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
2) The nterm nstakeholder nrefers nexclusively nto nthe nfounders nof na nbusiness
n organization.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
3) Businesses nand nsociety nare nindependent nof neach nother.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
4) The nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nargues nthat na nfirm’s nsole npurpose nis nto
n create nlong-termnvalue nfor nits nshareholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
5) The ninstrumental nargument nfor nthe nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nsays
nthat ncompaniesnperform nbetter nif nthey nconsider nthe nrights nand nconcerns
nof nmultiple ngroups nin nsociety.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
6) The nnormative nargument nfor nthe nstakeholder ntheory nof nthe nfirm nsays nthat nthe
nstakeholder nviewnis nsimply na nmore nrealistic ndescription nof nhow ncompanies nreally
nwork.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
, 7) Nonmarket nstakeholders nare nthose nthat nengage nin neconomic ntransactions nwith
nthe ncompany nasnit ncarries nout nits nprimary npurpose nof nproviding nsociety nwith
ngoods nand nservices.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
8) Market nstakeholders ninclude nnongovernmental norganizations nand nbusiness nsupport
ngroups.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
9) Government ncan nbe nconsidered nboth na nmarket nand na nnonmarket nstakeholder.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
10) The ninterests nof ndifferent nstakeholders noften ncoincide.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
11) The nfirst nstep nof nstakeholder nanalysis nis nto nidentify nrelevant nstakeholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
12) Some nscholars nhave nsuggested nthat nmanagers npay nthe nmost nattention
n to nstakeholdersnpossessing nthe nleast nsalience.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
13) The norganization nof na ncorporation’s nboundary-spanning nfunctions nis ncomplex.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
14) Businesses nare nincreasingly ntrying nto nmeet ntheir ncommitments nto nmultiple
nstakeholders.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
15) The nexternal nenvironment nof nbusiness nis nstatic.
⊚ n true
⊚ n false
