QUESTION 1

Why must one be careful about joining business associations that support lobbying efforts?

	a.	Most lobbying groups use illegal means, such as cash donations to politicians, to achieve their goals.
	b.	Many lobbying groups are highly influenced by social group relativism.
	c.	Most lobbying groups are thoroughly partisan in their political nature.
	d.	Many lobbying groups are highly influenced by utilitarianism.

QUESTION 2

The United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) Principles seeks to improve the ______.

	a.	access that developed nations have to developing-nation workers
	b.	environmental laws applied at the national level around the world
	c.	moral nature of conducting business around the world
	d.	quality of life of labor migrants around the world

QUESTION 3

If an issue-driven multi-stakeholder dialogue goes through the institutionalization or extinction phase, the organization manager chooses to dissolve the group and cease communication with the stakeholders.

True

False

QUESTION 4

Which of the following arguments might a utilitarian make when defending sweatshops?

	a.	Sweatshop conditions are not a violation of the countries where they are housed.
	b.	The closure of a sweatshop would harm its workers by dooming them to greater poverty.
	c.	The sweatshop worker is being given an opportunity to rise to management and get out of poverty.
	d.	The workers in a sweatshop enjoy their work due to cultural differences.

QUESTION 5

Which of the following qualifies as social entrepreneurship?

	a.	A for-profit company that donates a small portion of its profits to philanthropic causes.
	b.	A hybrid business model that seeks to drive social change.
	c.	A manager, particularly in finance, who works as a consultant for social organizations.
	d.	A manager who works to help nonprofits and charities develop a long-term vision.

QUESTION 6

How does the text recommend that an organization find out if its outreach efforts are being noticed by the community?

	a.	Search for media reporting about the organization.
	b.	Give the Corporate Philanthropy Index survey to multiple stakeholders.
	c.	Poll clients and customers about their experience with the organization.
	d.	Have the organizations own employees take informal surveys.

QUESTION 7

One ethical risk associated with doing business globally is differences in political and regulatory norms.

True

False

QUESTION 8

Calondra has used the same accounting firm to prepare the corporate tax returns for 12 years because the firm has always found a way to exploit tax loopholes which lower Calondras tax bill. Exploiting tax loopholes is an unintended consequence of which type of political system?

	a.	totalitarianism
	b.	communism
	c.	socialism
	d.	capitalism

QUESTION 9

When, and only when, is an in-kind donation tax deductible?

	a.	The recipient is government certified as being in need.
	b.	The recipient receives the donation directly, with no third party involved.
	c.	The donation is made through the organizations own proprietary foundation.
	d.	The donation is made through a 501(c)(3) organization.

QUESTION 10

GRIs economic standards measure ______.

	a.	base financial performance
	b.	impact on host country GDP
	c.	economic impact throughout society
	d.	economic impact in a companys close community

QUESTION 11

Camaratta is using the Better World Shopping Guide. What is Camaratta likely trying to find?

	a.	a list of places that need charitable donations
	b.	a company to hold accountable for a high carbon footprint
	c.	a volunteer project to join in the community
	d.	products of companies that respect social justice

QUESTION 12

Which of the following is recommended for the initiation phase of a multi-stakeholder dialogue?

	a.	beginning with your perspective on the problem and proposing a solution
	b.	using an independent third-party facilitator
	c.	meeting with each stakeholder independently
	d.	excluding problem stakeholders that will cause disruptions

QUESTION 13

When operating abroad, American businesses are obligated to obey both U.S. laws and host nation laws.

True

False

QUESTION 14

In an issue-driven multi-stakeholder dialogue, how does the second agreement phase differ from the first agreement phase?

	a.	Stakeholders become more engaged in the process.
	b.	The manager now speaks, and the stakeholders remain silent.
	c.	Consensus is reached on what the problem is.
	d.	Solutions are introduced.

QUESTION 15

Investment decisions are being increasingly influenced by ______.

	a.	long-term stock growth or decline
	b.	employee turnover rate
	c.	nonfinancial disclosures
	d.	profit margins

QUESTION 16

What lesson can be learned from the way the company Timberland uses its community service projects?

	a.	Engaging in community service is correlated with higher profits.
	b.	Community service is the best way to engage and turn around problem employees.
	c.	Community service can double as manager training for employees.
	d.	Community service is a way to bring executive management closer to low-level employees.

QUESTION 17

How does the text define strategic philanthropy?

	a.	The partnering of a company and the government to coordinate philanthropic giving so that it has the biggest impact in a specific geographic region.
	b.	The partnering of a company and nonprofit organization to achieve a communal good that also benefits the company.
	c.	Planning on the part of a company so that giving does not damage the companys resources over the long term.
	d.	Philanthropic giving by a company that contributes directly to the companys value or profit.

QUESTION 18

During the acquaintance phase of an issue-driven, multi-stakeholder dialogue, what is the most important role for the organization manager who has called the meeting?

	a.	representing the organizations perspective with confidence
	b.	listening to stakeholders and being able to paraphrase their perspectives
	c.	proposing empathetic solutions
	d.	serving as facilitator for the stakeholders dialogues with each other

QUESTION 19

A journalist who wants to write a story about a social entrepreneur would follow-up on which of the following story ideas?

	a.	a nonprofit executive director whose association seeks to increase literacy
	b.	a t-shirt designer who sells shirts then donates 10% of profits to a charity
	c.	the owner of a company who sells blankets sewn by refugees
	d.	an attorney who donates legal services to immigrants seeking citizenship

QUESTION 20

Gambi is preparing the companys annual public statement outlining the steps taken to ensure that human trafficking is not in any part of the company business or in any of its supply chains in compliance with which national policy?

	a.	The United Kingdoms Modern Slavery Act 2015
	b.	The American Investment Act 2019
	c.	The United Nations Global Compact
	d.	The Global Slavery Index