The document contains a series of true/false questions related to concepts in corporate sustainability and social responsibility. Key topics addressed include life cycle analysis, the triple bottom line concept, stakeholder engagement, corporate accountability, and balanced scorecards.
The document contains a series of true/false questions related to concepts in corporate sustainability and social responsibility. Key topics addressed include life cycle analysis, the triple bottom line concept, stakeholder engagement, corporate accountability, and balanced scorecards.
The document contains a series of true/false questions related to concepts in corporate sustainability and social responsibility. Key topics addressed include life cycle analysis, the triple bottom line concept, stakeholder engagement, corporate accountability, and balanced scorecards.
The document contains a series of true/false questions related to concepts in corporate sustainability and social responsibility. Key topics addressed include life cycle analysis, the triple bottom line concept, stakeholder engagement, corporate accountability, and balanced scorecards.
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Life cycle analysis set forth the foundation of Mass balance analysis.
* 1 point
True False
Balanced score card is currently utilized to include environmental factors in the
equation. * 1 point
True False
Stakeholders have equal concerns and effects to organizational actions. *
1 point
True False
Stakeholder engagement often leads to organizational success. *
1 point
True False
Environmental stewardship is never quantifiable. *
1 point
True False
Responsibility is deemed broader than accountability. *
1 point
True False
Sustainability is anchored on the Triple Bottom Line concept. *
1 point
True False
Carbon footprints are analyze during Ecological footprint analysis. *
1 point
True False
Media has moderate influence to organization. *
1 point
True False
Without the support of law, corporate accountability is not a requirement for all organization. * 1 point
True False
In pursuit of social justice, various groups are considered and served over certain individuals. * 1 point
True False
The goal of stakeholder theory is to help companies strengthen their relations with outside groups so as to develop a competitive advantage. * 1 point
True False
Corporate social responsibility rooted ethical dilemmas that lead to moral
standpoints. * 1 point
True False
Socially responsible investment calls for ethical compromises. *
1 point
True False
Under the Social Contract Theory, interaction between business and society operates on the context of benefits exchange. * 1 point True False
All are external stakeholders except *
1 point
customers government suppliers employees
Which of the following is NOT an example of a sustainable business practice? *
1 point
Investing in technology that reduces or eliminates pollution
Requiring workers to donate Making donations to a local charity Using electronic communications as much as possible
Effects of chlorofluorocarbons on earth's atmosphere is an example of *
1 point
Energy and Material Flow Analysis
Ecological Footprint Analysis Life Cycle Analysis Mass Balance Analysis
Argument for corporate sustainability includes *
1 point
focusing on philanthropy advocating for social equality balancing economic, social, and environmental responsibilities giving greater value to shareholders
With limited communication and moderate level of stakeholder engagement, it is
advised to * 1 point
advocate negotiate innovate collaborate
All are examples of environmental stewardship except *
1 point
refusing to use single-use packaging
involving in environmental education coordinating with government officials on environmental concerns joining environmental rallies
The following are pillars of corporate sustainability except *
1 point
social economic philanthropic environmental
What kinds of strategies do leaders of sustainable businesses adopt? *
1 point
Strategies that integrate financial, technological and educational concerns.
Strategies that integrate financial and environmental concerns. Strategies that focus on the importance of profitability. Strategies that integrate financial, environmental and social concerns.
What is the purpose of a balanced scorecard? *
1 point
to contribute to business growth
to measure the financial performance of the business to ensure customer satisfaction to incorporate a variety of qualitative and quantitative performance metrics
Sustainable businesses meet the needs of the present time without *
1 point
Changing their short-term financial goals
Making changes to their business operations Impacting the resources of future generations Any negative impact to the environment
