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Business and Society: Stakeholders, Ethics,
J J J J J
Public Policy, 17th Edition
J J J
By Lawrence, Weber, All Chapters 1 - 19
J J J J J J J
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
J J
ChapterJ1:JTheJCorporationJandJItsJStakeholders
ChapterJ2:JManagingJPublicJIssuesJandJStakeholderJRelationships
ChapterJ3:JCorporateJSocialJResponsibilityJandJGlobalJCitizenship
ChapterJ4:JBusinessJinJaJGlobalizedJWorld
ChapterJ5:JEthicsJandJEthicalJReasoning
ChapterJ6:JOrganizationalJEthics
ChapterJ7:JBusiness–GovernmentJRelations
ChapterJ8:JInfluencingJtheJPoliticalJEnvironment
ChapterJ9:JSustainableJDevelopmentJandJGlobalJBusiness
ChapterJ10:JManagingJforJSustainability
ChapterJ11:JTheJRoleJofJTechnology
ChapterJ12:JRegulatingJandJManagingJTechnology
ChapterJ13:JShareholderJRightsJandJCorporateJGovernance
ChapterJ14:JConsumerJProtection
ChapterJ15:JEmployeesJandJtheJCorporation
ChapterJ16:JManagingJaJDiverseJWorkforce
ChapterJ17:JBusinessJandJItsJSuppliers
ChapterJ18:JTheJCommunityJandJtheJCorporation
ChapterJ19:JManagingJtheJPublicJandJtheJCorporateJReputation
,Chapter 1: The Corporation and Its Stakeholders
J J J J J J
Answers are at the end of Each chapter
J J J J J J J J
Student name:
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TRUE/FALSEJ-JWriteJ'T'JifJtheJstatementJisJtrueJandJ'F'JifJtheJstatementJisJfalse.
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ceJforJaJprofit.
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3) BusinessesJandJsocietyJareJindependentJofJeachJother.
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4) TheJstakeholderJtheoryJofJtheJfirmJarguesJthatJaJfirm’sJsoleJpurposeJisJtoJcreateJlo
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mpaniesJperformJbetterJifJtheyJconsiderJtheJrightsJandJconcernsJofJmultipleJgr
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8) MarketJstakeholdersJincludeJnongovernmentalJorganizationsJandJbusinessJsupportJgro
ups.
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⊚J false
9) GovernmentJcanJbeJconsideredJbothJaJmarketJandJaJnonmarketJstakeholder.
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10) TheJinterestsJofJdifferentJstakeholdersJoftenJcoincide.
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11) TheJfirstJstepJofJstakeholderJanalysisJisJtoJidentifyJrelevantJstakeholders.
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12) SomeJscholarsJhaveJsuggestedJthatJmanagersJpayJtheJmostJattentionJtoJstak
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13) TheJorganizationJofJaJcorporation’sJboundary-spanningJfunctionsJisJcomplex.
⊚J true
⊚J false
14) BusinessesJareJincreasinglyJtryingJtoJmeetJtheirJcommitmentsJtoJmultipleJstakeholders
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⊚J true
⊚J false
15) TheJexternalJenvironmentJofJbusinessJisJstatic.
⊚J true
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J
Business and Society: Stakeholders, Ethics,
J J J J J
Public Policy, 17th Edition
J J J
By Lawrence, Weber, All Chapters 1 - 19
J J J J J J J
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
J J
ChapterJ1:JTheJCorporationJandJItsJStakeholders
ChapterJ2:JManagingJPublicJIssuesJandJStakeholderJRelationships
ChapterJ3:JCorporateJSocialJResponsibilityJandJGlobalJCitizenship
ChapterJ4:JBusinessJinJaJGlobalizedJWorld
ChapterJ5:JEthicsJandJEthicalJReasoning
ChapterJ6:JOrganizationalJEthics
ChapterJ7:JBusiness–GovernmentJRelations
ChapterJ8:JInfluencingJtheJPoliticalJEnvironment
ChapterJ9:JSustainableJDevelopmentJandJGlobalJBusiness
ChapterJ10:JManagingJforJSustainability
ChapterJ11:JTheJRoleJofJTechnology
ChapterJ12:JRegulatingJandJManagingJTechnology
ChapterJ13:JShareholderJRightsJandJCorporateJGovernance
ChapterJ14:JConsumerJProtection
ChapterJ15:JEmployeesJandJtheJCorporation
ChapterJ16:JManagingJaJDiverseJWorkforce
ChapterJ17:JBusinessJandJItsJSuppliers
ChapterJ18:JTheJCommunityJandJtheJCorporation
ChapterJ19:JManagingJtheJPublicJandJtheJCorporateJReputation
,Chapter 1: The Corporation and Its Stakeholders
J J J J J J
Answers are at the end of Each chapter
J J J J J J J J
Student name:
J J
TRUE/FALSEJ-JWriteJ'T'JifJtheJstatementJisJtrueJandJ'F'JifJtheJstatementJisJfalse.
1) AJbusinessJisJanyJorganizationJthatJisJengagedJinJmakingJaJproductJorJprovidingJaJservi
ceJforJaJprofit.
⊚J true
⊚J false
2) TheJtermJstakeholderJrefersJexclusivelyJtoJtheJfoundersJofJaJbusinessJorganization.
⊚J true
⊚J false
3) BusinessesJandJsocietyJareJindependentJofJeachJother.
⊚J true
⊚J false
4) TheJstakeholderJtheoryJofJtheJfirmJarguesJthatJaJfirm’sJsoleJpurposeJisJtoJcreateJlo
ng-termJvalueJforJitsJshareholders.
⊚J true
⊚J false
5) TheJinstrumentalJargumentJforJtheJstakeholderJtheoryJofJtheJfirmJsaysJthatJco
mpaniesJperformJbetterJifJtheyJconsiderJtheJrightsJandJconcernsJofJmultipleJgr
oupsJinJsociety.
⊚J true
⊚J false
6) TheJnormativeJargumentJforJtheJstakeholderJtheoryJofJtheJfirmJsaysJthatJtheJstakehol
derJviewJisJsimplyJaJmoreJrealisticJdescriptionJofJhowJcompaniesJreallyJwork.
⊚J true
⊚J false
, 7) NonmarketJstakeholdersJareJthoseJthatJengageJinJeconomicJtransactionsJwithJtheJco
mpanyJasJitJcarriesJoutJitsJprimaryJpurposeJofJprovidingJsocietyJwithJgoodsJandJservic
es.
⊚J true
⊚J false
8) MarketJstakeholdersJincludeJnongovernmentalJorganizationsJandJbusinessJsupportJgro
ups.
⊚J true
⊚J false
9) GovernmentJcanJbeJconsideredJbothJaJmarketJandJaJnonmarketJstakeholder.
⊚J true
⊚J false
10) TheJinterestsJofJdifferentJstakeholdersJoftenJcoincide.
⊚J true
⊚J false
11) TheJfirstJstepJofJstakeholderJanalysisJisJtoJidentifyJrelevantJstakeholders.
⊚J true
⊚J false
12) SomeJscholarsJhaveJsuggestedJthatJmanagersJpayJtheJmostJattentionJtoJstak
eholdersJpossessingJtheJleastJsalience.
⊚J true
⊚J false
13) TheJorganizationJofJaJcorporation’sJboundary-spanningJfunctionsJisJcomplex.
⊚J true
⊚J false
14) BusinessesJareJincreasinglyJtryingJtoJmeetJtheirJcommitmentsJtoJmultipleJstakeholders
.
⊚J true
⊚J false
15) TheJexternalJenvironmentJofJbusinessJisJstatic.
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⊚J false
