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1. For a company to undertake a corporate social responsibility program recognized by consumers, the company
must focus primarily on reducing water usage.
can address ethical, social, and environmental impacts on its business operations.
must focus primarily on fossil fuel consumption.
should look exclusively at recycling.
must primarily be directed by what consumers might recognize as worthwhile.
2. Which of the following is an example of cause-related marketing?
Coca-Cola and the World Wide Fund (WWF) protecting polar bears
Pampers diapers and UNICEF providing child vaccinations
American Express and the Statue of Liberty Restoration project
All of the above
None of the above
3. To be successful with this key corporate social responsibility (CSR) stakeholder, a company’s CSR program must consider and react to trends and shifts in these stakeholders’ values.
Management
Marketplace
Society
Customers
Employees
4. When companies engage in cause-related marketing, they partner with _____ to help provide benefits to society.
investment firms
government agencies
charities
universities
shipping companies
5. The notion of strategy assumes
that an organization has a plan.
that an organization’s strategic managers understand the source of its competitive advantage.
that the organization’s members understand the reason for its existence.
all of the above.
6. The notion of strategy assumes
that experts in strategic planning are employed by the organization.
that managers have time to develop formal strategic plans.
that the organizational already has a plan.
all of the above.
7. The concept of strategic management includes
top management’s analysis of the environment in which the organization operates.
the plan for strategy execution
strategic control efforts
all of the above.
8. Which of the following is not one of the steps in the strategic management process?
Execute the strategy
Control the strategy as necessary
Conduct an internal analysis
All of the above are steps in the strategic management process.
9. The idea that all individuals or firms in a market earn the same returns in the long run is known as
subjective value.
competitive advantage.
the efficient market hypothesis.
business model aggregation.