test bank for business and society stakeholders ethics public policy 17thedition by anne lawrence

TEST BANK
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Business and Society: Stakeholders, Ethics,
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Public Policy, 17th Edition
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By Lawrence, Weber, All Chapters 1 - 19
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ChapterB1:BTheBCorporationBandBItsBStakeholders

ChapterB2:BManagingBPublicBIssuesBandBStakeholderBRelationships

ChapterB3:BCorporateBSocialBResponsibilityBandBGlobalBCitizenship

ChapterB4:BBusinessBinBaBGlobalizedBWorld

ChapterB5:BEthicsBandBEthicalBReasoning

ChapterB6:BOrganizationalBEthics

ChapterB7:BBusiness–GovernmentBRelations

ChapterB8:BInfluencingBtheBPoliticalBEnvironment

ChapterB9:BSustainableBDevelopmentBandBGlobalBBusiness

ChapterB10:BManagingBforBSustainability

ChapterB11:BTheBRoleBofBTechnology

ChapterB12:BRegulatingBandBManagingBTechnology

ChapterB13:BShareholderBRightsBandBCorporateBGovernance

ChapterB14:BConsumerBProtection

ChapterB15:BEmployeesBandBtheBCorporation

ChapterB16:BManagingBaBDiverseBWorkforce

ChapterB17:BBusinessBandBItsBSuppliers

ChapterB18:BTheBCommunityBandBtheBCorporation

ChapterB19:BManagingBtheBPublicBandBtheBCorporateBReputation

,Chapter 1: The Corporation and Its Stakeholders
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Answers are at the end of Each chapter
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Student name:
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TRUE/FALSEB-BWriteB'T'BifBtheBstatementBisBtrueBandB'F'BifBtheBstatementBisBfalse.
1) ABbusinessBisBanyBorganizationBthatBisBengagedBinBmakingBaBproductBorBprovidingBaBser
viceBforBaBprofit.
⊚B true
⊚B false

2) TheBtermBstakeholderBrefersBexclusivelyBtoBtheBfoundersBofBaBbusinessBorganization.
⊚B true
⊚B false

3) BusinessesBandBsocietyBareBindependentBofBeachBother.
⊚B true
⊚B false

4) TheBstakeholderBtheoryBofBtheBfirmBarguesBthatBaBfirm’sBsoleBpurposeBisBtoBcreateBl
ong-termBvalueBforBitsBshareholders.
⊚B true
⊚B false

5) TheBinstrumentalBargumentBforBtheBstakeholderBtheoryBofBtheBfirmBsaysBthatBc
ompaniesBperformBbetterBifBtheyBconsiderBtheBrightsBandBconcernsBofBmultipleB
groupsBinBsociety.
⊚B true
⊚B false

6) TheBnormativeBargumentBforBtheBstakeholderBtheoryBofBtheBfirmBsaysBthatBtheBstakeh
olderBviewBisBsimplyBaBmoreBrealisticBdescriptionBofBhowBcompaniesBreallyBwork.
⊚B true
⊚B false

, 7) NonmarketBstakeholdersBareBthoseBthatBengageBinBeconomicBtransactionsBwithBtheBco
mpanyBasBitBcarriesBoutBitsBprimaryBpurposeBofBprovidingBsocietyBwithBgoodsBandBservi
ces.
⊚B true
⊚B false

8) MarketBstakeholdersBincludeBnongovernmentalBorganizationsBandBbusinessBsupportBgro
ups.
⊚B true
⊚B false

9) GovernmentBcanBbeBconsideredBbothBaBmarketBandBaBnonmarketBstakeholder.
⊚B true
⊚B false

10) TheBinterestsBofBdifferentBstakeholdersBoftenBcoincide.
⊚B true
⊚B false

11) TheBfirstBstepBofBstakeholderBanalysisBisBtoBidentifyBrelevantBstakeholders.
⊚B true
⊚B false

12) SomeBscholarsBhaveBsuggestedBthatBmanagersBpayBtheBmostBattentionBtoBstak
eholdersBpossessingBtheBleastBsalience.
⊚B true
⊚B false

13) TheBorganizationBofBaBcorporation’sBboundary-spanningBfunctionsBisBcomplex.
⊚B true
⊚B false

14) BusinessesBareBincreasinglyBtryingBtoBmeetBtheirBcommitmentsBtoBmultipleBstakeholder
s.
⊚B true
⊚B false

15) TheBexternalBenvironmentBofBbusinessBisBstatic.
⊚B true
⊚B false