1a. Which of the following is not an example of a diffused shareholder?

		A. NGOs
		B. voters
		C. mass media
		D. competitors

b. What is a measure that accounts for an organizations results in terms of its effects on profits, planet, and people?

		A. corporate social responsibility
		B. triple bottom line
		C. greenwashing
		D. stakeholder prioritization

c. Which of the following are stakeholders?

		A. entities and people invested and influential in the success of an organization
		B. entities and people with one role at one time to care for a business
		C. delivering high-quality products and services on time
		D. demands to patronize environmental interests

d. Which example from the text best exemplifies how a stakeholder can effect a change that, in turn, affects other stakeholders?

		A. the strong ethical stance taken by Johnson & Johnson executives
		B. an NGO raising concern about unequal pay of laborers
		C. Fords introduction of the Edsel to compete with other cars
		D. Whole Foods assertion of social responsibility for companies

e. Which does a company listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability Indices exemplify?

		A. being the most sustainable company for investment purposes
		B. being a benchmark company to compare against other companies for investment profit
		C. operating and preserving resources in an ecologically responsible manner
		D. endowing worthwhile philanthropies and contributing to underprivileged communities

f. Which is a type of stakeholder relationships that a local chamber of commerce would have?

		A. minority- and women-owned small business owners
		B. Environmental Protection Agency
		C. environmental agencies
		D. pet owners