1. In the article entitled "Eileen Fisher wants to tackle fashion waste with open-access report on circular supply chains", Fishers states that "the goal is to provide brands with tangible solutions and resources as well as educate consumers" (Benissan, 2022, para. 3). - How does Triple Bottom Line reporting create tangible solutions as well as heightened consumer education? - How can adequately informed consumers and investors drive change through purchasing and spending power? ( 6 marks) 2. What causes companies to take sustainability more seriously, and what are some of the reasons or evidence for this shift in the market? How does sustainability heighten shareholder value? ( 6 marks) 3. Why has the fair trade movement been criticized? How can entrepreneurs promoting fair trade create increased recognizability in Canada to grow sales? ( 6 marks) 4. How can business lobbying of government be justified? What are some of the dangers of business lobbying? ( 6 marks) 5. Upshaw asserts that "organizations must assess the areas that matter most to stakeholders and where your company can deliver the most impact through its operations, products and services" (2021, para. 7). - What is meant by Upshaw's statement? - Elaborate on "why" an organization's CSR initiatives and goals need to be directly linked to its mission/vision and/or purpose statement? (6 market