3.4 Flashcards

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Who are stakeholders and what are examples of them

A

Hold a stake in the business or business performance
- shareholders
- employees
- managers
- customers
- pressure groups
- suppliers
- goverment
- local community

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2
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What is the trade off with ethics

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most ethical desicions cost money, and therefore impact profits

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3
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Examples of ethical descisions

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  • treating employees well
  • environmental care
  • suppliers
  • fair recruitement
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4
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What is corporate social responsibility

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going above and beyond the legal requirement in terms of ethical behaviour

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5
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benefits of being ethical

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Higher revenues – demand from positive
consumer support
Improved brand and business awareness and
recognition
Better employee motivation and recruitment
New sources of finance – e.g. ethical investors

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Drawbacks of being ethical

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Higher costs – e.g. sourcing from Fairtrade
suppliers rather than lowest price Higher
overheads – e.g. training & communication of
ethical policy
A danger of building up false expectations

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