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What are the factors that influence ethical behavior?
Cultural differences, knowledge, and organizational behavior
What is the primary strategy for supporting ethical behavior according to the text?
Start from the top: Highest levels of the organization
What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) according to the text?
The notion that business has obligations to society beyond the pursuit of profits
What is involved in making ethical decisions based on the guidelines provided?
Framing the situation accurately, identifying affected parties, and avoiding conflicts of interest
What is the definition of Cap and Trade?
An environmental policy allowing companies to reduce emissions or buy allowances to offset excess emissions
What does Proactive CSR entail?
Companies that have a responsibility beyond paying taxes and obeying pollution laws
What is the basis of Consumption-related legislation?
Right to safe products, right to be informed, right to choose, right to be heard, right to digital security
What does Defensive CSR involve?
Companies that form part after being forced
What is the purpose of Affirmative Action programs from the 1960s?
Encouraging organizations to recruit and promote members of groups whose economic pasts have been hindered by barriers
What is the aim of Minimalist CSR?
'Don't have social responsibilities beyond earning money and obeying the law'
What is Philanthropy's main focus?
Donation of money, goods, and services to charitable or educational institutions
What is an employer's legal responsibility regarding workplace safety?
To ensure the safety of their employees in a workplace
What is the primary focus of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) according to the text?
Obligations to society beyond the pursuit of profits
What is the main purpose of crafting a code of ethics with visible consequences in an organization?
To define an organization's guiding values and principles
What is the relationship between profit-seeking companies and society, as described in the text?
They have obligations to society beyond the pursuit of profits
What is one of the key guidelines for making ethical decisions, as mentioned in the text?
Identifying the parties who might be affected by the decision
What is the primary focus of Cap and Trade environmental policy?
Reducing emissions to meet a designated cap
Which right is included in Consumption-related legislation?
Right to be informed
What does Defensive CSR involve?
Companies that form part after being forced
What is the aim of Minimalist CSR?
Don't have social responsibilities beyond earning money and obeying the law
What is the main focus of Philanthropy?
Donation of money, goods, and services to charitable or educational institutions
What does Proactive CSR entail?
Companies that have a responsibility beyond paying taxes and obeying pollution laws
What are the rights included in Consumption-related legislation?
Right to be informed
What is the definition of Affirmative Action programs from the 1960s?
Encouraged organizations to recruit and promote members of groups whose economic pasts have been hindered by barriers.
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