Question 1

The four stages proposed in the Anatomy of a Crisis are:

Accepted Answer

A)  Prodromal, acute, chronic, and resolution 
B)  Pre-crisis, mid-crisis, post-crisis, and peak-crisis 
C)  Prodromal, peak, acute, and continuous 
D)  Pre-acute, acute, pre-chronic, and chronic 
E)  Prodromal, resolved, crisis, and peak 
A)  Prodromal, acute, chronic, and resolution 
B)  Pre-crisis, mid-crisis, post-crisis, and peak-crisis 
C)  Prodromal, peak, acute, and continuous 
D)  Pre-acute, acute, pre-chronic, and chronic 
E)  Prodromal, resolved, crisis, and peak

Question 2

Different stakeholders have different sources and expressions of power.When one stakeholder becomes too powerful,another stakeholder may act to counterbalance and restrict this power.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

When the available choices to the corporation are identified and evaluated they are in which step of the issues management process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identification of issues 
B)  Analysis of issues 
C)  Ranking or prioritizing of issues 
D)  Formulating issue response 
E)  Monitoring and evaluating issue response 
A)  Identification of issues 
B)  Analysis of issues 
C)  Ranking or prioritizing of issues 
D)  Formulating issue response 
E)  Monitoring and evaluating issue response

Question 4

Issues management refers not to social change,but to a process by which the organization responds to economic,social,and environmental issues.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Early identification of an emerging issue that deals with conflicting value and interest is important.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

The manager is a unique stakeholder because she or he _____.

Accepted Answer

A)  can affect the organization 
B)  can be a manager and shareholder 
C)  is affected by the organization 
D)  deals with the other stakeholders 
E)  cannot be an employee 
A)  can affect the organization 
B)  can be a manager and shareholder 
C)  is affected by the organization 
D)  deals with the other stakeholders 
E)  cannot be an employee

Question 7

Service,Fraternal,Cultural,and Ethnic Associations can provide business contacts through volunteerism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Opponents to the stakeholder concept argue,in part,that considering broader social issues is not the mandate of a business in the capitalist system.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Advocates of the stakeholder concept:

Accepted Answer

A)  argue that an appreciation for stakeholders is fundamental to understanding how to make money. 
B)  believe that responding to stakeholders is simply good business. 
C)  feel it is necessary to not only recognize the interests of all stakeholders but also to promote the loyalty of other individuals and groups. 
D)  believe that shareholders are a principal stakeholder. 
E)  All of the above are true. 
A)  argue that an appreciation for stakeholders is fundamental to understanding how to make money. 
B)  believe that responding to stakeholders is simply good business. 
C)  feel it is necessary to not only recognize the interests of all stakeholders but also to promote the loyalty of other individuals and groups. 
D)  believe that shareholders are a principal stakeholder. 
E)  All of the above are true.

Question 10

Joint-venture participants can also be called Lenders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

In terms of categorizing stakeholders,primary interaction occurs with all of the following,except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Unions 
B)  Creditors 
C)  Media 
D)  Suppliers 
E)  Owners 
A)  Unions 
B)  Creditors 
C)  Media 
D)  Suppliers 
E)  Owners

Question 12

What are the arguments for and against the recognition of the environment as a stakeholder?

Accepted Answer

Some stakeholder theorists argue that th

Question 13

One of the main issues in the banking industry today is executive compensation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

When an organization is able to obtain a particular material from several suppliers they are not dependent on that supplier.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The acute crisis stage is the point at which the situation resolves itself.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Every board of directors plays a substantial role in the organization and is considered insiders.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Norman Augustine formulated an alternative to Fink's anatomy using only three stages: avoidance,preparation,and resolution.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

All of the following are main issues in the banking industry,except:

Accepted Answer

A)  executive compensation 
B)  government regulation 
C)  issues management 
D)  service charges 
E)  credit card charges 
A)  executive compensation 
B)  government regulation 
C)  issues management 
D)  service charges 
E)  credit card charges

Question 19

List the six steps of the typical issues management process.

Accepted Answer

The typical issues management

Question 20

Owners always have a lot of influence over an organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The four stages proposed in the Anatomy of a Crisis are:

Different stakeholders have different sources and expressions of power.When one stakeholder becomes too powerful,another stakeholder may act to counterbalance and restrict this power.

When the available choices to the corporation are identified and evaluated they are in which step of the issues management process?

Issues management refers not to social change,but to a process by which the organization responds to economic,social,and environmental issues.

Early identification of an emerging issue that deals with conflicting value and interest is important.

The manager is a unique stakeholder because she or he _____.

Service,Fraternal,Cultural,and Ethnic Associations can provide business contacts through volunteerism.

Opponents to the stakeholder concept argue,in part,that considering broader social issues is not the mandate of a business in the capitalist system.

Advocates of the stakeholder concept:

Joint-venture participants can also be called Lenders.

In terms of categorizing stakeholders,primary interaction occurs with all of the following,except:

What are the arguments for and against the recognition of the environment as a stakeholder?

One of the main issues in the banking industry today is executive compensation.

When an organization is able to obtain a particular material from several suppliers they are not dependent on that supplier.

The acute crisis stage is the point at which the situation resolves itself.

Every board of directors plays a substantial role in the organization and is considered insiders.

Norman Augustine formulated an alternative to Fink's anatomy using only three stages: avoidance,preparation,and resolution.

All of the following are main issues in the banking industry,except:

List the six steps of the typical issues management process.

Owners always have a lot of influence over an organization.

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Ethics and Responsibilities in the Workplace and Marketplace

Civil Society Stakeholders

The Environment and Business Responsibilities

Globalization and Business Responsibilities

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Exam 3: Identifying Stakeholders and Issues

The four stages proposed in the Anatomy of a Crisis are:

Different stakeholders have different sources and expressions of power.When one stakeholder becomes too powerful,another stakeholder may act to counterbalance and restrict this power.

When the available choices to the corporation are identified and evaluated they are in which step of the issues management process?

Issues management refers not to social change,but to a process by which the organization responds to economic,social,and environmental issues.

Early identification of an emerging issue that deals with conflicting value and interest is important.

The manager is a unique stakeholder because she or he _____.

Service,Fraternal,Cultural,and Ethnic Associations can provide business contacts through volunteerism.

Opponents to the stakeholder concept argue,in part,that considering broader social issues is not the mandate of a business in the capitalist system.

Advocates of the stakeholder concept:

Joint-venture participants can also be called Lenders.

In terms of categorizing stakeholders,primary interaction occurs with all of the following,except:

What are the arguments for and against the recognition of the environment as a stakeholder?

One of the main issues in the banking industry today is executive compensation.

When an organization is able to obtain a particular material from several suppliers they are not dependent on that supplier.

The acute crisis stage is the point at which the situation resolves itself.

Every board of directors plays a substantial role in the organization and is considered insiders.

Norman Augustine formulated an alternative to Fink's anatomy using only three stages: avoidance,preparation,and resolution.

All of the following are main issues in the banking industry,except:

List the six steps of the typical issues management process.

Owners always have a lot of influence over an organization.

The Relationship Between Business and Society

Ethics and Capitalism

Stakeholder and Issue Analysis

Ethics of Business: The Theoretical Basis

Ethics of Business: Management and Leadership

Corporate Social Responsibility: The Concept

Corporate Social Responsibility: In Practice

Measuring,reporting,and Communicating CSR

Regulating Business Ethics and Responsibilities

Responsible Ownership and Governance

Ethics and Responsibilities in the Workplace and Marketplace

Civil Society Stakeholders

The Environment and Business Responsibilities

Globalization and Business Responsibilities

The Socialization of Capitalism

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