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What is social capital in the context of an organization?
What is social capital in the context of an organization?
- The revenue generated through social media marketing
- Physical assets owned by the organization
- The number of customers a firm has
- The goodwill of key stakeholders that can be used for competitive advantage (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of being socially responsible according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of being socially responsible according to the text?
- Charging premium prices and gaining brand loyalty
- Attracting outstanding employees
- Utilizing the goodwill of public officials for support in difficult times
- Being exempt from paying taxes (correct)
How does sustainability need to be broadened according to the text?
How does sustainability need to be broadened according to the text?
- To focus only on economic aspects
- To include environmental, economic, and social concerns (correct)
- To ignore environmental impact
- To exclude social considerations
What role does social capital play in relation to local communities?
What role does social capital play in relation to local communities?
Why are reputable firms more likely to attract capital from investors?
Why are reputable firms more likely to attract capital from investors?
How can being socially responsible help a firm in foreign countries?
How can being socially responsible help a firm in foreign countries?
What is a potential outcome of socially responsible actions related to suppliers and distributors?
What is a potential outcome of socially responsible actions related to suppliers and distributors?
What advantage can a socially responsible firm have in terms of employees?
What advantage can a socially responsible firm have in terms of employees?
How might a firm benefit from social responsibility in difficult times?
How might a firm benefit from social responsibility in difficult times?
What makes reputable firms more attractive as long-term investments?
What makes reputable firms more attractive as long-term investments?