Question 1

Business social responsibility

Accepted Answer

A) obligations are easily defined 
B) is a matter of complying local,state and federal laws and regulations 
C) is supported by a broad public mandate 
D) consists of the obligations a business has to society 
A) obligations are easily defined 
B) is a matter of complying local,state and federal laws and regulations 
C) is supported by a broad public mandate 
D) consists of the obligations a business has to society D

Question 2

Business ethics

Accepted Answer

A) only involves moral values 
B) only involves establishing behavioral standards 
C) ultimately is about decision-making 
D) only involves determination of right and wrong 
A) only involves moral values 
B) only involves establishing behavioral standards 
C) ultimately is about decision-making 
D) only involves determination of right and wrong C

Question 3

Which of the following is not an appropriate question to identify ethical factors in a decision-making situation?

Accepted Answer

A) is the action being considered illegal? 
B) have all points of view been considered? 
C) what are the short-term and long-term consequences of the decision and action? 
D) how will I feel if a story about this action appears on the front page of the local newspaper available to the general public? 
A) is the action being considered illegal? 
B) have all points of view been considered? 
C) what are the short-term and long-term consequences of the decision and action? 
D) how will I feel if a story about this action appears on the front page of the local newspaper available to the general public? A

Question 4

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Accepted Answer

A) safe working conditions for employees 
B) support of social and cultural activities 
C) fair pricing of products/services 
D) providing employees opportunities for growth and development of skills 
A) safe working conditions for employees 
B) support of social and cultural activities 
C) fair pricing of products/services 
D) providing employees opportunities for growth and development of skills

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT an argument for businesses to be socially responsible:

Accepted Answer

A) to create a positive public image for the business 
B) to discourage further government regulations 
C) social responsibility is a core business purpose 
D) to enhance stock price of the firm in the long run 
A) to create a positive public image for the business 
B) to discourage further government regulations 
C) social responsibility is a core business purpose 
D) to enhance stock price of the firm in the long run

Question 6

Which of the following are factors in identifying and transmitting values to future generations?

Accepted Answer

A) family 
B) laws 
C) education 
D) all of the above. 
A) family 
B) laws 
C) education 
D) all of the above.

Question 7

Examples of ethical issues in marketing include all the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) the franchisor requires the franchise to purchase low moving products in order to receive ship of other "hot" products 
B) reducing the size of a product package,the contents of the package and adjusting the price of the product to reflect the new (smaller)size. 
C) representing a product as "the most current model" when in fact a newer model is available 
D) the franchisor launches a system-wide advertising campaign for a product and mandates the price franchisees must charge for the advertised product. 
A) the franchisor requires the franchise to purchase low moving products in order to receive ship of other "hot" products 
B) reducing the size of a product package,the contents of the package and adjusting the price of the product to reflect the new (smaller)size. 
C) representing a product as "the most current model" when in fact a newer model is available 
D) the franchisor launches a system-wide advertising campaign for a product and mandates the price franchisees must charge for the advertised product.

Question 8

Utilitarianism:

Accepted Answer

A) focuses on the decision maker achieving maximum personal benefits 
B) attempts to remove emotion and self-interests from decision-making 
C) is concerned with providing the greatest good for the greatest number of people 
D) both b and c above 
A) focuses on the decision maker achieving maximum personal benefits 
B) attempts to remove emotion and self-interests from decision-making 
C) is concerned with providing the greatest good for the greatest number of people 
D) both b and c above

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT a typical social responsibility issue for U.S.franchise systems?

Accepted Answer

A) immigration 
B) work/life issues 
C) employment of individuals with disabilities 
D) payment of the minimum wage in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act 
A) immigration 
B) work/life issues 
C) employment of individuals with disabilities 
D) payment of the minimum wage in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act

Question 10

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Accepted Answer

A) safe working conditions for employees 
B) support for social and cultural activities 
C) fair pricing of their products and services 
D) providing employees opportunity for growth and development of skills 
A) safe working conditions for employees 
B) support for social and cultural activities 
C) fair pricing of their products and services 
D) providing employees opportunity for growth and development of skills

Question 11

Franchise Advisory Councils:

Accepted Answer

A) constitute a crucial step along the patch toward growth and development of a franchise system 
B) are legally required for franchise systems in some states 
C) are always independently developed by franchisees themselves 
D) are used in franchise systems primarily to pressure franchisees to behave ethically 
A) constitute a crucial step along the patch toward growth and development of a franchise system 
B) are legally required for franchise systems in some states 
C) are always independently developed by franchisees themselves 
D) are used in franchise systems primarily to pressure franchisees to behave ethically

Business social responsibility

Business ethics

Which of the following is not an appropriate question to identify ethical factors in a decision-making situation?

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Which of the following is NOT an argument for businesses to be socially responsible:

Which of the following are factors in identifying and transmitting values to future generations?

Examples of ethical issues in marketing include all the following except:

Utilitarianism:

Which of the following is NOT a typical social responsibility issue for U.S.franchise systems?

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Franchise Advisory Councils:

Franchising: History and Overview

Recognizing Franchising Opportunities

The Franchisor Business Plan

Franchisor Management, Organization and Administrative Policy

The Franchise Marketing Process

Selling Franchises and Marketing Research

Co-Branding

Managing the Franchisors Operations Process

Location and Site Selection

Accounting and Financial Statements: Presentation and Uses

Financial Management and Fiscal Planning Tools and Techniques

Information Systems in Franchising

Franchise Legal Documents

Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents, and Trade Secrets Stage Five: the Franchisee

Investigating Franchise Opportunities

Financing Your Franchised Business

Marketing the Franchisee Business

Managing the Franchisee Business Stage Six: the Franchiserfranchisee Relationship

The Franchising Relationship

Franchiser Support Services Stage Seven: Current Issues in Franchising

International Franchising

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Exam 21: Social Responsibility and Business Ethics

Business social responsibility

Business ethics

Which of the following is not an appropriate question to identify ethical factors in a decision-making situation?

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Which of the following is NOT an argument for businesses to be socially responsible:

Which of the following are factors in identifying and transmitting values to future generations?

Examples of ethical issues in marketing include all the following except:

Utilitarianism:

Which of the following is NOT a typical social responsibility issue for U.S.franchise systems?

Which of the following illustrates the highest level of social responsibility?

Franchise Advisory Councils:

Franchising: History and Overview

Recognizing Franchising Opportunities

The Franchisor Business Plan

Franchisor Management, Organization and Administrative Policy

The Franchise Marketing Process

Selling Franchises and Marketing Research

Co-Branding

Managing the Franchisors Operations Process

Location and Site Selection

Accounting and Financial Statements: Presentation and Uses

Financial Management and Fiscal Planning Tools and Techniques

Information Systems in Franchising

Franchise Legal Documents

Trademarks, Copyrights, Patents, and Trade Secrets Stage Five: the Franchisee

Investigating Franchise Opportunities

Financing Your Franchised Business

Marketing the Franchisee Business

Managing the Franchisee Business Stage Six: the Franchiserfranchisee Relationship

The Franchising Relationship

Franchiser Support Services Stage Seven: Current Issues in Franchising

International Franchising

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