30. A shoe company's mission is to support and inspire athletes at all levels of performance. This formal statement may also be referred to as the company's A. values statement. B. corporate credo. C. ethics guidelines. D. code of conduct. 25. R. Edward Freedman's theory states that managers must recognize and consider the benefits and costs impacting all affected by a business, and that ethical interests for all must be balanced. A. stakeholder B. integrative C. consequentialist D. deontological 26. A company specializing in home goods incorporates social responsibility in its purpose and mission, emphasizing its focus on fair trade and sustainable products. This is described as a/an model of corporate social responsibility (CSR). A. decentralized B. independent C. distributed D. integrative 37. A medical researcher monitors its employees to ensure that proprietary drug information isn't shared with competitors. This is an example of the employer protecting A. against legal liability. B. their investment in bandwidth. C. intellectual property. D. their investment in equipment. 24. Which of the following statements regarding the nature of corporations as legal persons is correct? A. Corporations with less than 500 employees can't be granted legal rights. B. Corporations are treated as persons when granted legal rights beyond those of rights to contract. C. Corporations must operate in more than one country to be granted legal rights beyond those of rights to contract. D. Corporations can't legally be granted personhood