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Acme Global is careful to keep salaries competitive.The human resources departments checks what other organizations are paying and also considers how long an employee has been working for the organization when determining pay levels.Acme Global always pays more than minimum wage and is careful to make sure that wages are fair.It appears Acme Global is reaching the ________ level of corporate social responsibility.

A) legal
B) ethical
C) benevolent
D) social

E) B) and D)
F) A) and D)

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Ethics is a reflection on what constitutes right and wrong and a reflection on morality.

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When making decisions about how to conduct performance appraisals, Brandon always thinks about how he can get the employee to work harder in the next year and how he can help the employee reach the employee's goals for development.He also considers how both he and the employee can work together to best benefit the organization.It appears Brandon is using the _________ ethical approach.

Corrupt payments to government officials are designed to allow a company to avoid governmental scrutiny.

___________ is the personal duty to someone else for the effective use of resources to complete an assignment

Define corporate social responsibility.

Lying and dishonesty are more commonplace in the American workplace today in comparison to the past.

Benevolent corporate social responsibility is the lowest level of corporate social responsibility.

A variety of employee stakeholder subgroups are recently beginning to receive more attention than they had historically.The book lists _____ as an example.

Organizations using ________ corporate social responsibility meet reasonable societal expectations and exceed government laws and regulations to be just and fair to stakeholders.

Authority is much more important than responsibility.Responsibility is mostly superfluous.

__________ is(are) our basic concept(s) of good and bad, or right and wrong.

When making a difficult decision, Matthew considers whether his response is true and fair.He also asks himself if the response will build goodwill and be beneficial to all concerned.It appears Matthew is using the _________ ethical approach.

________ corporate social responsibility focuses on profitability and doing what is right, just, and fair.

________ corporate social responsibility is the highest level of CSR and is called "good corporate citizenship."

Alexander did not make many sales this quarter.He considered adding a few fake entries to his quarterly report.However, he decided not to do so when the boss mentioned that the new computer software is designed to catch any inconsistencies.It appears Alexander is at the _________ of moral development.

When making a difficult decision, Dean makes sure everyone affected by his decision gets a fair deal.It appears Dean is using the _________ ethical approach.

Corporate social responsibility is strictly good public practice, and it is unlikely that any similar regulations will be required through law in the future.

Providing ethical leadership and avoiding questionable practices mean doing more than is required in dealing with market stakeholders, such as treating employees right and paying them fair wages.

A(n) _______ company acts in a way that minimizes damage to the environment.