chapter 5 lists Flashcards
what are the 8 things that make up business ethics?
behavior
principle
trust
responsibility
relationship
reliability
choice
morality
what are the 5 ways to act ethical in business?
being honest
obeying laws and regulations
doing no harm to others
competing fairly
putting companies intrest above your own
what are 6 unethical business activities?
taking things that don’t belong to you
lying
hiding information
taking unfair advantage
committing improper personal behaviour
abusing power
what are the 3 ethical checklist questions?
is my proposed action legal
is it balanced
how will it make me feel about myself
what are three ways to set ethical standards?
leading by example
provide ethics training program
establish formal codes of ethics
what are 6 benefits derived from exercising ethics?
enhanced reputation
customer trust and loyalty
employee engagement and retention
risk mitigation
improved investor relations/confidence
better relationships with stakeholders
what are the six steps to improve business ethics?
top management support
expectations begin at the top of the organization
ethics imbedded in training
ethics office set up
external stakeholders informed
enforcement
what are the four ways to measure a companies social performance?
corporate philanthropy
strategic philanthropy
corporate social initiatives
corporate social responsibility
what are 7 CSR core values?
accountability
respect
social impact
sustainability
philanthropy
integrity
kindness
what are the 4 benefits of CSR
enhanced reputation and brand image
improved relationships with stakeholders
open access to increased funding/ investing
better alignment with customer and employee values
what is the four part responsibility framework for CSR?
philanthropic responsibilities
ethical responsibilities
legal responsibilities
economic responsibilities
what are the four part definitional framework for CSR in order from bottom to top?
economic responsibilities
legal responsibilities
ethical responsibilities
philanthropic responsibilities
what are the two approaches to corporate responsibility in the 21st century?
strategic approach
pluralist approach
what are the five key stake holders that corporations are responsible for?
investors
customers
communities
environment
employees
what are the four basic rights consumers have?
the right to safety
the right to be informed
the right to choose
the right to be heard