BBA General Corporate Social Responsibility — practice questions
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Practice BBA General Corporate Social Responsibility in the app →A set of moral standards for judging whether something is right or wrong is:A situation where a person must choose from actions that may be right or wrong is an:An official whose personal interest could shape a decision they must make faces a:What is considered fair by the prevailing standards of society is called:Rights to life, freedom and the pursuit of happiness, granted at birth, are called:Rights guaranteed by a government and its laws are:The philosophy judging an action by its consequences, seeking the greatest good for the greatest number, is:A criticism of that philosophy is that it always involves:The philosophy that a person should follow their duty because upholding it is correct is:A firm's written guidelines telling employees what is expected of their behaviour form a:Individuals or groups to whom a business has a responsibility are its:Concern of businesses for the welfare of society as a whole, beyond what law requires, is:Charitable giving by a company, including cash and donated products, is:Tying that giving closely to the firm's own mission and its own communities is:Limiting investments to companies that behave in line with the investor's beliefs is:Which group counts as a stakeholder of a business?Ethics training programmes at firms may today include:A share of large United States companies providing some kind of ethics training is more than:A company that makes sustainability part of its own business culture is acting on:Denying the rights of an individual or group is considered:Under a duty-based philosophy, keeping a promise matters because:Under a consequence-based philosophy, an action affecting the majority badly would be judged: